MO/Finn (Adoption Pending) Brittany Spaniel & Australian Shepherd Mix Dixon, MO

FINN, FINN, FINN WE PROMISE WE WILL FIND YOU A LOVING FUN HOME!!!

My name is Finn, and I am looking for my new loving home. I am 3 yrs old, 60 lbs, liver/white Brittany/Aussie mix. I am neutered, housebroken, crate trained, and I really am a wonderful boy. I am utd on my vaccines, on HW and FT prevention. I have had training and just look at my video, I am a love bug. I will help you pet me and give me luvings.

I would love a fun active family with no small children. Children are OK, but when they run and scream, I want to help them and herd them, so they stay safe. I would like another 4-legged sibling, and a physical fenced in yard so we can run and have fun chasing things together. I really am a good boy. I have had training and obedient. I won't disappoint you, we can play ball, and have fun together. Maybe even do some competitions in herding.

Foster Mom: Finn needs older children. He is a perfect boy, so smart, loving, affectionate, amazing, loving lap furbaby, and highly trained. The only thing we can't overcome is his instinct to want to herd/stop the high energy in small kids screaming, jumping, and running. He is amazing with all other dogs and attends doggy day camp once a week and is a star student.

The adoption fee for MO/Finn, who lives in St Louis, MO is $325, which helps to offset our vetting and allows NBRAN to rescue more of these wonderful family members. If you are interested in making MO/Finn part of your family, please complete the on-line application by visiting www.nbran.org . Contact the South Central Region Coordinators Chris Wagoner at cwnbran@gmail.com , Melinde Waddle at macgammy@gmail.com and/or Nancy Walker at nwalker@capecod.net and then let your state coordinator know so we can get the ball rolling. A phone interview, home visit and vet check will be required as part of the approval process by your state coordinator, before talking to the foster of Finn.

Transportation can be arranged up 1400 miles with the adopter being responsible for at least the last 100 miles.