Kane

Kane came to us through our Animal Law Enforcement team; emaciated, missing fur, barely able to stand. He was a ghost of a dog. But after our clinic helped him gain weight safely and addressed his medical needs, and our volunteers showed him a lot of love and kindness, he has blossomed into an amazing, resilient, happy dog<br/><br/>Kane is one of the smartest dogs we've had in a while. He LOVES to learn and our volunteers have remarked often how quick he is to pick up on new commands and he is excited to please.<br/><br/>Kane's playful spirit is contagious, and he’s always ready for an adventure. But his past hasn’t completely left him. Having been starved, Kane can be protective of his food. Can you blame him? When you’ve been denied the most basic needs, it takes time—and love—to trust again. Our Behavior Manager, along with several of Kane’s closest volunteer friends have been working on a structured training program to help him realize he will always be fed, and that he doesn’t need to worry about it! He is doing AMAZING – truly remarkable in how quickly he has learned people approaching his bowl is a GOOD thing! <br/><br/>Kane’s ideal home is one with previous dog experience (preferably with some resource guarding experience), kids teenage+ (or adults only), active, patient and willing to continue his training (again, he is SO SMART he needs to be mentally exercised as well as physically). He would likely do best as an only pet (at least in the beginning) until he acclimates to his new home. You will be rewarded with the sweetest smiles, endless tricks, long walks and plenty of love!<br/>If you are interested in meeting Kane, please fill out an application and see if you are a good fit!<br/><br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting, please come prepared --bring a photo ID, proof of address, and everyone in the home including resident dogs with vaccination history. We are open daily 11-5pm.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>The Pennsylvania SPCA - Main Line Animal Rescue<br/><br/>1149 Pike Springs Rd<br/><br/>Chester Springs, PA 19425<br/><br/>Kennel #2857<br/><br/>610-933-0606<br/><br/>info@mlar.org

Kane came to us through our Animal Law Enforcement team; emaciated, missing fur, barely able to stand. He was a ghost of a dog. But after our clinic helped him gain weight safely and addressed his medical needs, and our volunteers showed him a lot of love and kindness, he has blossomed into an amazing, resilient, happy dog

Kane is one of the smartest dogs we've had in a while. He LOVES to learn and our volunteers have remarked often how quick he is to pick up on new commands and he is excited to please.

Kane's playful spirit is contagious, and he’s always ready for an adventure. But his past hasn’t completely left him. Having been starved, Kane can be protective of his food. Can you blame him? When you’ve been denied the most basic needs, it takes time—and love—to trust again. Our Behavior Manager, along with several of Kane’s closest volunteer friends have been working on a structured training program to help him realize he will always be fed, and that he doesn’t need to worry about it! He is doing AM

Kane came to us through our Animal Law Enforcement team; emaciated, missing fur, barely able to stand. He was a ghost of a dog. But after our clinic helped him gain weight safely and addressed his medical needs, and our volunteers showed him a lot of love and kindness, he has blossomed into an amazing, resilient, happy dog

Kane is one of the smartest dogs we've had in a while. He LOVES to learn and our volunteers have remarked often how quick he is to pick up on new commands and he is excited to please.

Kane's playful spirit is contagious, and he’s always ready for an adventure. But his past hasn’t completely left him. Having been starved, Kane can be protective of his food. Can you blame him? When you’ve been denied the most basic needs, it takes time—and love—to trust again. Our Behavior Manager, along with several of Kane’s closest volunteer friends have been working on a structured training program to help him realize he will always be fed, and that he doesn’t need to worry about it! He is doing AMAZING – truly remarkable in how quickly he has learned people approaching his bowl is a GOOD thing!

Kane’s ideal home is one with previous dog experience (preferably with some resource guarding experience), kids teenage+ (or adults only), active, patient and willing to continue his training (again, he is SO SMART he needs to be mentally exercised as well as physically). He would likely