Richie Rich

ADOPTION PLEA — RICHIE RICH<br/>Border Collie Puppy | Found in Richfield, Idaho<br/>Currently in Bellevue, Idaho<br/><br/>Richie Rich is safe and thriving in a foster home, but what he truly needs now is a permanent family of his own.<br/><br/>About Richie Rich<br/><br/>Approximately 6 months old<br/><br/>Male, neutered<br/><br/>Vaccinated (including rabies) and microchipped<br/><br/>House-trained and crate-trained<br/><br/>Gentle, shy, and very sweet<br/><br/>Gets along well with other dogs<br/><br/>Good with cats and children<br/><br/>Richie is not a pushy or demanding puppy. He is smart, sensitive, and still learning that the world can be a safe place. He gains confidence through routine, reassurance, and kindness. Richie does well off leash, though when passing other dogs he may want to turn and follow them—he clearly takes comfort in canine companionship. Because of this, a home with other friendly dogs would be ideal for him.<br/><br/>With patience and consistency, Richie will blossom into a deeply loyal and devoted companion. A home familiar with herding breeds—or one willing to provide structure, positive guidance, and gentle leadership—would be a great match.<br/><br/>Richie’s story is one of true rescue. He is alive today because a volunteer stepped in at exactly the right moment. A rancher in Richfield reported a young puppy who was at risk of being shot. One of our volunteers intervened immediately and secured him before something irreversible happened.<br/><br/>Richie Rich has already beaten the odds. Now he just needs a family willing to give him the time, safety, and love he deserves.<br/><br/>To apply for adoption, please submit an application at:<br/>www.friendsfureveranimalrescue.net<br/><br/>If you are unable to adopt, please consider sharing Richie’s story to help him find his forever home.

ADOPTION PLEA — RICHIE RICH
Border Collie Puppy | Found in Richfield, Idaho
Currently in Bellevue, Idaho

Richie Rich is safe and thriving in a foster home, but what he truly needs now is a permanent family of his own.

About Richie Rich

Approximately 6 months old

Male, neutered

Vaccinated (including rabies) and microchipped

House-trained and crate-trained

Gentle, shy, and very sweet

Gets along well with other dogs

Good with cats and children

Richie is not a pushy or demanding puppy. He is smart, sensitive, and still learning that the world can be a safe place. He gains confidence through routine, reassurance, and kindness. Richie does well off leash, though when passing other dogs he may want to turn and follow them—he clearly takes comfort in canine companionship. Because of this, a home with other friendly dogs would be ideal for him.

With patience and consistency, Richie will blossom into a deeply loyal and devoted co

ADOPTION PLEA — RICHIE RICH
Border Collie Puppy | Found in Richfield, Idaho
Currently in Bellevue, Idaho

Richie Rich is safe and thriving in a foster home, but what he truly needs now is a permanent family of his own.

About Richie Rich

Approximately 6 months old

Male, neutered

Vaccinated (including rabies) and microchipped

House-trained and crate-trained

Gentle, shy, and very sweet

Gets along well with other dogs

Good with cats and children

Richie is not a pushy or demanding puppy. He is smart, sensitive, and still learning that the world can be a safe place. He gains confidence through routine, reassurance, and kindness. Richie does well off leash, though when passing other dogs he may want to turn and follow them—he clearly takes comfort in canine companionship. Because of this, a home with other friendly dogs would be ideal for him.

With patience and consistency, Richie will blossom into a deeply loyal and devoted companion. A home familiar with herding breeds—or one willing to provide structure, positive guidance, and gentle leadership—would be a great match.

Richie’s story is one of true rescue. He is alive today because a volunteer stepped in at exactly the right moment. A rancher in Richfield reported a young puppy who was at risk of being shot. One of our volunteers intervened immediately and se