Lobo

Meet Lobo - a little wolf who will sing with you.<br/><br/>Lobo's name means wolf, and he takes it just seriously enough to howl back if you start the chorus. At 6 years old and about 12 pounds, this Pomeranian mix is more cozy companion than alpha - but his loyalty and gentle nature are very wolf-like.<br/><br/>Lobo is a timid but incredibly sweet boy who does best in calm environments and with patient people. He can be shy at first, but once he feels safe, his quiet affection shines. He is house trained, dog friendly, and great on a leash. Lobo truly enjoys going for walks, where he can take in the world at his own pace. While he does well around other dogs, he's perfectly capable of being the only dog in the home and doesn't rely on canine companionship to feel secure.<br/><br/>Lobo can become anxious when left alone, so he would thrive in a home where someone is around often, works from home, or keeps a predictable routine. Because of his age and sensitive nature, he would do best in a quiet home without small children, where life is gentle and unhurried.<br/><br/> <br/>ADOPTION PROCESS<br/>1. Review our adoption contract and application.<br/><br/>2. Call your vet and references to inform them that a rescue representative will be calling.<br/><br/>3. Complete adoption application and submit following appropriate link below:<br/><br/>Dog/Puppy: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HRMD/Dog<br/><br/>Cat/kitten: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HRMD/Cat<br/><br/>It takes us about 1-3 days to process applications. Once approved, we ask that all members of the household (including dogs) be available for meeting the animal within 3 days. If the meeting goes well, you will submit payment electronically and be able to take your new family member home with you immediately! If for whatever reason you do not take the animal home after the first meeting, please understand that we will continue to process applications for the animal and availability is not guaranteed.<br/><br/>4. Please review these resources prior to the meeting to be prepared with what to expect when bringing a new dog home:<br/><br/>a. Https://www.petfinder.com/dogs/bringing-a-dog-home/tips-for-first-30-days-dog/<br/><br/>b. https://www.dogstardaily.com/free-downloads<br/><br/>5. Love on your new family member and join our Alumni Group! We love seeing updates on the happy endings to your story<br/><br/>Thank you for considering The Hero Rescue, we couldn't do it without you

Meet Lobo - a little wolf who will sing with you.

Lobo's name means wolf, and he takes it just seriously enough to howl back if you start the chorus. At 6 years old and about 12 pounds, this Pomeranian mix is more cozy companion than alpha - but his loyalty and gentle nature are very wolf-like.

Lobo is a timid but incredibly sweet boy who does best in calm environments and with patient people. He can be shy at first, but once he feels safe, his quiet affection shines. He is house trained, dog friendly, and great on a leash. Lobo truly enjoys going for walks, where he can take in the world at his own pace. While he does well around other dogs, he's perfectly capable of being the only dog in the home and doesn't rely on canine companionship to feel secure.

Lobo can become anxious when left alone, so he would thrive in a home where someone is around often, works from home, or keeps a predictable routine. Because of his age and sensitive nature, he would do best in a quiet home without small children,

Meet Lobo - a little wolf who will sing with you.

Lobo's name means wolf, and he takes it just seriously enough to howl back if you start the chorus. At 6 years old and about 12 pounds, this Pomeranian mix is more cozy companion than alpha - but his loyalty and gentle nature are very wolf-like.

Lobo is a timid but incredibly sweet boy who does best in calm environments and with patient people. He can be shy at first, but once he feels safe, his quiet affection shines. He is house trained, dog friendly, and great on a leash. Lobo truly enjoys going for walks, where he can take in the world at his own pace. While he does well around other dogs, he's perfectly capable of being the only dog in the home and doesn't rely on canine companionship to feel secure.

Lobo can become anxious when left alone, so he would thrive in a home where someone is around often, works from home, or keeps a predictable routine. Because of his age and sensitive nature, he would do best in a quiet home without small children, where life is gentle and unhurried.


ADOPTION PROCESS
1. Review our adoption contract and application.

2. Call your vet and references to inform them that a rescue representative will be calling.

3. Complete adoption application and submit following appropriate link below:

Dog/Puppy: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HRMD/Dog

Cat/kitten: