Ralphie
- Puppy
- Male
- Medium
Ralphie
Current Location
Dallas, TX
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Ralphie's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$250
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Ralphie's Story
Ralphie is a teddy bear of a puppy who has never met a stranger.<br/><br/>He was rescued from the streets after being hit by a car. His leg was badly broken and had to be amputated, but Ralphie took the whole thing in stride. He's a tripod now, and honestly, he hasn't let it slow him down for a second.<br/><br/>These days he's a shadow pup. He'll follow his foster from room to room, and when you walk in the door he goes full-body wiggle, whether you've been gone two weeks or two minutes. He loves to love, and he gives kisses generously.<br/><br/>Here's Ralphie in a nutshell:<br/><br/>- 30 pounds and still growing<br/>- Potty trained and crate trained, still working on leash skills<br/>- Great with other dogs. He loves to play and he's good about reading the room when a buddy is done<br/>- Hasn't been around kids yet, but he's so sweet-natured we think he'd do beautifully<br/>- Obsessed with toys. His favorite hobby is carrying them one by one from the house to the yard<br/>- A nice mix of cuddly and playful, and remarkably calm for a puppy<br/>- Happy to self-entertain with a Nylabone when nobody's available to hang out with him<br/><br/>Think Ralphie would be the perfect addition to your home? Apply to adopt him! Questions? Email placement@thestreetdogproject.com.
Ralphie is a teddy bear of a puppy who has never met a stranger.
He was rescued from the streets after being hit by a car. His leg was badly broken and had to be amputated, but Ralphie took the whole thing in stride. He's a tripod now, and honestly, he hasn't let it slow him down for a second.
These days he's a shadow pup. He'll follow his foster from room to room, and when you walk in the door he goes full-body wiggle, whether you've been gone two weeks or two minutes. He loves to love, and he gives kisses generously.
Here's Ralphie in a nutshell:
- 30 pounds and still growing
- Potty trained and crate trained, still working on leash skills
- Great with other dogs. He loves to play and he's good about reading the room when a buddy is done
- Hasn't been around kids yet, but he's so sweet-natured we think he'd do beautifully
- Obsessed with toys. His favorite hobby is carrying them one by one from the house to the yard
- A nice mix of cuddly and playful, and remarkably c
Ralphie is a teddy bear of a puppy who has never met a stranger.
He was rescued from the streets after being hit by a car. His leg was badly broken and had to be amputated, but Ralphie took the whole thing in stride. He's a tripod now, and honestly, he hasn't let it slow him down for a second.
These days he's a shadow pup. He'll follow his foster from room to room, and when you walk in the door he goes full-body wiggle, whether you've been gone two weeks or two minutes. He loves to love, and he gives kisses generously.
Here's Ralphie in a nutshell:
- 30 pounds and still growing
- Potty trained and crate trained, still working on leash skills
- Great with other dogs. He loves to play and he's good about reading the room when a buddy is done
- Hasn't been around kids yet, but he's so sweet-natured we think he'd do beautifully
- Obsessed with toys. His favorite hobby is carrying them one by one from the house to the yard
- A nice mix of cuddly and playful, and remarkably calm for a puppy
- Happy to self-entertain with a Nylabone when nobody's available to hang out with him
Think Ralphie would be the perfect addition to your home? Apply to adopt him! Questions? Email placement@thestreetdogproject.com.
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