Kermit

Kermit is a dog as special as they come. He’s been living with many other dogs and cats and even horses, all of whom he’s done great with. His recall is excellent, and he knows “sit,” “stay,” and “leave it.” He free feeds and does well left alone in the home. Always off leash, Kermit rarely goes out of sight but always comes back soon when he does. Farm life is his jam! Did we mention he loves to run with the four wheeler?<br/><br/>This 1 1/2 year old Heeler/Australian Shepherd boy was born as an Amish puppy to be sold but never did sell and landed in a shelter after his 8 months of life were spent in a barn with minimal human interaction. After a year of fostering with us, he has proved himself to be an incredibly goofy, sweet, and happy boy full of life and love.<br/><br/>Due to his background, Kermit does take a bit to warm up to strangers, and he especially has a fear of men, so a home without men or with one(s) who can be gentle and patient will be necessary. He especially gets confidence from calm and confident dogs, so a home with at least one dog like that is necessary. His people must also have the cool attitude he needs. We are requiring experience with Heelers and/or Aussie Shepherds. Lastly, he needs activity and lots of it! He is no couch potato pup! <br/><br/>We know that’s a lot! And that’s why, even though he’s fixed, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, and microchipped, we aren’t asking a cent of a fee, only the home he deserves. No amount of money could compare to that. And we admit we will be picky! <br/><br/>If you’re interested in him, contact us or fill out an adoption form here: www.tiogacountycatproject.com/adoption

Kermit is a dog as special as they come. He’s been living with many other dogs and cats and even horses, all of whom he’s done great with. His recall is excellent, and he knows “sit,” “stay,” and “leave it.” He free feeds and does well left alone in the home. Always off leash, Kermit rarely goes out of sight but always comes back soon when he does. Farm life is his jam! Did we mention he loves to run with the four wheeler?

This 1 1/2 year old Heeler/Australian Shepherd boy was born as an Amish puppy to be sold but never did sell and landed in a shelter after his 8 months of life were spent in a barn with minimal human interaction. After a year of fostering with us, he has proved himself to be an incredibly goofy, sweet, and happy boy full of life and love.

Due to his background, Kermit does take a bit to warm up to strangers, and he especially has a fear of men, so a home without men or with one(s) who can be gentle and patient will be necessary. He especially gets confidence from calm and confident dogs, s

Kermit is a dog as special as they come. He’s been living with many other dogs and cats and even horses, all of whom he’s done great with. His recall is excellent, and he knows “sit,” “stay,” and “leave it.” He free feeds and does well left alone in the home. Always off leash, Kermit rarely goes out of sight but always comes back soon when he does. Farm life is his jam! Did we mention he loves to run with the four wheeler?

This 1 1/2 year old Heeler/Australian Shepherd boy was born as an Amish puppy to be sold but never did sell and landed in a shelter after his 8 months of life were spent in a barn with minimal human interaction. After a year of fostering with us, he has proved himself to be an incredibly goofy, sweet, and happy boy full of life and love.

Due to his background, Kermit does take a bit to warm up to strangers, and he especially has a fear of men, so a home without men or with one(s) who can be gentle and patient will be necessary. He especially gets confidence from calm and confident dogs, so a home with at least one dog like that is necessary. His people must also have the cool attitude he needs. We are requiring experience with Heelers and/or Aussie Shepherds. Lastly, he needs activity and lots of it! He is no couch potato pup!

We know that’s a lot! And that’s why, even though he’s fixed, vaccinated, flea treated, dewormed, and microchipped, we aren’t asking a cent of a f