Major

Major is a 5-year-and-4-month-old Bully mix, tug-toy connoisseur, and slow-living enthusiast who has been with us since 7/9/2022. If you're looking for a dog who blooms under structure, adores predictable routines, and gives his whole heart to the person he trusts, Major just might be your guy.<br/><br/>Major has had a couple of concerning bite incidents in the past—one involving a surprise encounter (based on the information we were given) prior to his arrival at Town and Country Animal Rescue (TAC) and another involving an unsolicited bite to a volunteer at TAC. While the reasons weren't entirely clear, what was clear was that Major needed more support than we could provide on our own. So we partnered with a professional trainer, and for the last three months Major has been putting in the work. And wow—has he grown.<br/><br/>Under leadership, Major absolutely thrives. He responds beautifully to clear communication, calm handlers, and environments where he knows what to expect. He's come leaps and bounds in training, showing us every day that he wants to succeed and that he's capable of being an incredible companion in the right home.<br/><br/>Major's ideal lifestyle?<br/><br/>- Slow-paced days<br/><br/>- Predictable routines<br/><br/>- Low traffic housing (no apartment/shared living building spaces) <br/><br/>- A human he can depend on<br/><br/>And above all else... his beloved purple tug toy (seriously—this thing is his personality at this point)<br/><br/>To give Major the very best shot at success in his new home, his adoption will include a required training component:<br/><br/>- One session per week for four weeks with Major's professional trainer<br/><br/>- At no cost to the adopter<br/><br/>This ensures a smooth, supported transition and keeps Major practicing the skills he's worked so hard to build.<br/><br/>Major is the type of dog who bonds deeply, listens intently, and puts in genuine effort when he feels safe and understood. He's not a “wing it” kind of guy—he's a “give me a plan, give me a leader, and I will give you everything I've got” kind of dog.<br/><br/>After over two years in the shelter, Major is more than ready for his chance. If you're experienced, patient, and looking for a loyal, structured companion who will reward your consistency with devotion (and spirited tug sessions), Major may be the perfect match.<br/><br/>Come meet him—and don't forget the purple tug toy.<br/><br/>Part of Major's adoption has been sponsored, so his adoption fee is $100 and covers age appropriate vaccines, a microchip, and a spay/neuter.<br/><br/>We're open from 12-4 PM Tuesday - Saturday! Did you know you don't need to have an appointment to visit our available cats and dogs***? Simply drop by and if you find a potential new furry friend, you can fill out an application on the day you visit. Go to townandcountryanimalrescue.org to fill out our digital application. Applications are typically processed in 3-5 business days.<br/><br/>Once you're approved, you can return on the date and time set up by your adoption counselor, with your family and pets for a meet and greet. If it goes well, you can take your new best friend home on the meet and greet day!<br/><br/>***Please note that animals in foster homes cannot be viewed at our rescue, and appointments are still required to meet them.<br/><br/>Follow us on Facebook to learn more about Town and Country Animal Rescue and our mission!

Major is a 5-year-and-4-month-old Bully mix, tug-toy connoisseur, and slow-living enthusiast who has been with us since 7/9/2022. If you're looking for a dog who blooms under structure, adores predictable routines, and gives his whole heart to the person he trusts, Major just might be your guy.

Major has had a couple of concerning bite incidents in the past—one involving a surprise encounter (based on the information we were given) prior to his arrival at Town and Country Animal Rescue (TAC) and another involving an unsolicited bite to a volunteer at TAC. While the reasons weren't entirely clear, what was clear was that Major needed more support than we could provide on our own. So we partnered with a professional trainer, and for the last three months Major has been putting in the work. And wow—has he grown.

Under leadership, Major absolutely thrives. He responds beautifully to clear communication, calm handlers, and environments where he knows what to expect. He's come leaps and bounds in training, showin

Major is a 5-year-and-4-month-old Bully mix, tug-toy connoisseur, and slow-living enthusiast who has been with us since 7/9/2022. If you're looking for a dog who blooms under structure, adores predictable routines, and gives his whole heart to the person he trusts, Major just might be your guy.

Major has had a couple of concerning bite incidents in the past—one involving a surprise encounter (based on the information we were given) prior to his arrival at Town and Country Animal Rescue (TAC) and another involving an unsolicited bite to a volunteer at TAC. While the reasons weren't entirely clear, what was clear was that Major needed more support than we could provide on our own. So we partnered with a professional trainer, and for the last three months Major has been putting in the work. And wow—has he grown.

Under leadership, Major absolutely thrives. He responds beautifully to clear communication, calm handlers, and environments where he knows what to expect. He's come leaps and bounds in training, showing us every day that he wants to succeed and that he's capable of being an incredible companion in the right home.

Major's ideal lifestyle?

- Slow-paced days

- Predictable routines

- Low traffic housing (no apartment/shared living building spaces)

- A human he can depend on

And above all else... his beloved purple tug toy (seriously—this thing