Raiden

Raiden is a neutered male sable & white Sheltie/Papillon mix. Our vet believes he is around 3 years old, and he currently weighs 17 lbs. Raiden is up to date on all of his vet care, and has recently been neutered. He has a luxating patella in his left rear leg and currently takes joint chews for this, per our vet's recommendation. He is crate trained and seems to be house trained. Raiden came to us from a situation where the owner had far too many dogs, and could not care for them properly. He can be shy at first, but is very sweet. He gets along well with other dogs, but hasn't been tested yet with cats or children. A securely fenced yard is required for his adoptive home. If you're interested in meeting or adopting Raiden, the first step would be filling out an adoption application via our website scsheltierescue.com. His adoption donation is $350. NOVEMBER 2025

Raiden is a neutered male sable & white Sheltie/Papillon mix. Our vet believes he is around 3 years old, and he currently weighs 17 lbs. Raiden is up to date on all of his vet care, and has recently been neutered. He has a luxating patella in his left rear leg and currently takes joint chews for this, per our vet's recommendation. He is crate trained and seems to be house trained. Raiden came to us from a situation where the owner had far too many dogs, and could not care for them properly. He can be shy at first, but is very sweet. He gets along well with other dogs, but hasn't been tested yet with cats or children. A securely fenced yard is required for his adoptive home. If you're interested in meeting or adopting Raiden, the first step would be filling out an adoption application via our website scsheltierescue.com. His adoption donation is $350. NOVEMBER 2025

Raiden is a neutered male sable & white Sheltie/Papillon mix. Our vet believes he is around 3 years old, and he currently weighs 17 lbs. Raiden is up to date on all of his vet care, and has recently been neutered. He has a luxating patella in his left rear leg and currently takes joint chews for this, per our vet's recommendation. He is crate trained and seems to be house trained. Raiden came to us from a situation where the owner had far too many dogs, and could not care for them properly. He can be shy at first, but is very sweet. He gets along well with other dogs, but hasn't been tested yet with cats or children. A securely fenced yard is required for his adoptive home. If you're interested in meeting or adopting Raiden, the first step would be filling out an adoption application via our website scsheltierescue.com. His adoption donation is $350. NOVEMBER 2025