Maddox came to us from a shelter as a stray in Virginia. We believe he is around 4 years old and weighs about 100 lbs. A routine neuter became an emergency when his scrotum swelled up to the size of a grapefruit! CHAAMP stepped in to help him medically. Maddox is physically recovered, and in boarding near Richmond, VA with one of our professional dog trainers with the Pet Professional Guild.

Maddox was frightened in the shelter and unsure of all his new surroundings. He was very vocal in letting everyone know how scared he was but with the force-free positive reinforcement training he is learning the ways of the world in a whole new light. Maddox will need to continue positive training. We are looking for an adopter who lives near Amelia, VA.

Maddox is crate and potty trained. He responds well to positive reinforcement rewards-based training -- getting treats to collaborate with humans is so much fun! His favorite pastime is doing zoomies! If you would be interested in learning more about Maddox please contact us today!

If you are interested in adopting or fostering Maddox, please contact CHAAMP at CHAAMPapplication@gmail.com for an application. You may also complete an application online thru our web site, www.CHAAMP.org

CHAAMP accepts applications ONLY from Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia, and Washington DC. The information on your application will help CHAAMP determine which of our dogs is a good match for you and your family, based upon your lifestyle, other pets, etc. A home visit is required prior to all adoptions. Many of our dogs are fostered in private homes and cannot be visited until you have been approved for adoption.

ADOPTION FEES
~Adult dogs, the fee is $275.00
~Older dogs (eight years old or over) the adoption fee is $100.00
~Puppies between 6 months and 1 year are $350.00
~Puppies under 6 months old are $375.00

All dogs are microchipped, spayed, and neutered and up to date on vaccines. These fees help us cover these costs. The rates are higher for puppies because they require more visits to the vet and shots.

CHAAMP IS NOT A SHELTER. We are volunteers over a 7-state area dedicated to helping Malamutes in our rescue area. You can read more about Malamutes and about CHAAMP by visiting www.CHAAMP.org