RANGER

What can be said about this pint sized Mini Aussie named RANGER? Plenty, actually. RANGER arrived at the Harrison County Dog Pound in Cadiz, OH last week. His family never came for him, so he’s now available for adoption. RANGER has the sweetest silliest personality and a zest for life. When he’s especially happy, his butt wiggles and he’ll launch himself with all 4 feet off the ground. Did we mention his short legs? They come with advantages. Not for him, but for you. There won’t be counter surfing unless someone provides a chair. There won’t be dumpster diving unless someone provides a ladder. Poor RANGER is vertically challenged. When he first got to the pound, RANGER was afraid to walk through the door. We figured it was because he was probably an outside dog. Now, however, he walks in like he owns the place and signs paychecks. RANGER has two favorite activities. The first is to play, especially with kids. At about 2 years old, RANGER is a kid too and he loves to be with other kids. His other favorite activity is chasing cats. Is RANGER herding them as his breed might suggest or is he all about the thrill of the chase? Only RANGER knows, but many a cat has ended up a tree. In fact, the house where he liked to visit had kids, cats, and trees. RANGER is looking for a family to call his own. If there are kids, that’s even better. Feline free would probably be the way to go.<br/><br/>Harrison County Dog Pound. 82900 Toot Rd. Cadiz, OH 43950. Open: Monday-Friday from 10am-4pm; Saturday 9am-2pm; closed Sundays and holidays. Adoption applications are available at the pound or online at harrisoncountydogpoundvolunteers.org. Apple users must submit application using Google, not Safari. Out of state adoptions are welcomed. $40 adoption fee. 740-942-4080

What can be said about this pint sized Mini Aussie named RANGER? Plenty, actually. RANGER arrived at the Harrison County Dog Pound in Cadiz, OH last week. His family never came for him, so he’s now available for adoption. RANGER has the sweetest silliest personality and a zest for life. When he’s especially happy, his butt wiggles and he’ll launch himself with all 4 feet off the ground. Did we mention his short legs? They come with advantages. Not for him, but for you. There won’t be counter surfing unless someone provides a chair. There won’t be dumpster diving unless someone provides a ladder. Poor RANGER is vertically challenged. When he first got to the pound, RANGER was afraid to walk through the door. We figured it was because he was probably an outside dog. Now, however, he walks in like he owns the place and signs paychecks. RANGER has two favorite activities. The first is to play, especially with kids. At about 2 years old, RANGER is a kid too and he loves to be with other kids. His other favorite activity is chasin

What can be said about this pint sized Mini Aussie named RANGER? Plenty, actually. RANGER arrived at the Harrison County Dog Pound in Cadiz, OH last week. His family never came for him, so he’s now available for adoption. RANGER has the sweetest silliest personality and a zest for life. When he’s especially happy, his butt wiggles and he’ll launch himself with all 4 feet off the ground. Did we mention his short legs? They come with advantages. Not for him, but for you. There won’t be counter surfing unless someone provides a chair. There won’t be dumpster diving unless someone provides a ladder. Poor RANGER is vertically challenged. When he first got to the pound, RANGER was afraid to walk through the door. We figured it was because he was probably an outside dog. Now, however, he walks in like he owns the place and signs paychecks. RANGER has two favorite activities. The first is to play, especially with kids. At about 2 years old, RANGER is a kid too and he loves to be with other kids. His other favorite activity is chasing cats. Is RANGER herding them as his breed might suggest or is he all about the thrill of the chase? Only RANGER knows, but many a cat has ended up a tree. In fact, the house where he liked to visit had kids, cats, and trees. RANGER is looking for a family to call his own. If there are kids, that’s even better. Feline free would probably be the way to go.

Harrison County Dog Pound. 82900