Ringo

Our boy Ringo is the star of the show with every spotlight shining directly on him. He is an amazing little bundle of puppy energy that captivates and audience. He is a young 9-month-old black mouth cur mix weighing around 40 pounds. That currently puts him in the medium-size category, but he is sure to grow and with that anticipation, he is estimated to be a large-size dog of anywhere over 60 pounds when he is fully grown. Ringo has lots of puppy energy to play with his friends or just hang out with the crowd. He does well in the company of other dogs and also children. His position on cats is unknown at this time since he has not had the opportunity to meet a cat since coming into rescue. What is known is that Ringo is a ball of fun and very entertaining. He is a fun combination of puppy antics, lively expression and quiet snuggles. Those attributes are a winning combination. He is working to make life easier for himself and his family, so he is putting in the hard work of learning his crate and leash training. He knows success is around the corner with his family assisting him along the way. Ringo is very proud of his success in mastering his house training. It is important to remember that although Ringo is housetrained, accidents can occur while adjusting to a new home environment. Are you ready to bring home your next best friend? Take a long look at Ringo and see if opportunity is knocking for you to take him into your life.* When considering adoption, keep in mind that dogs thrive on structure and routine. They adjust much better when their owners are committed to providing consistency and stability.The adoption fee for Ringo is $500. That includes the cost of spaying/neutering, up to date vaccinations, foster care, rescue and transportation fees. To get the ball rolling, head over to our Adoption Application and submit your application today. A Dog Star representative will contact you within 24 hours. To speed up the process, contact your vet and give them permission to speak with us.If you do not get a response within 24 hours, check your spam folder.

Our boy Ringo is the star of the show with every spotlight shining directly on him. He is an amazing little bundle of puppy energy that captivates and audience. He is a young 9-month-old black mouth cur mix weighing around 40 pounds. That currently puts him in the medium-size category, but he is sure to grow and with that anticipation, he is estimated to be a large-size dog of anywhere over 60 pounds when he is fully grown. Ringo has lots of puppy energy to play with his friends or just hang out with the crowd. He does well in the company of other dogs and also children. His position on cats is unknown at this time since he has not had the opportunity to meet a cat since coming into rescue. What is known is that Ringo is a ball of fun and very entertaining. He is a fun combination of puppy antics, lively expression and quiet snuggles. Those attributes are a winning combination. He is working to make life easier for himself and his family, so he is putting in the hard work of learning his crate and leash training.

Our boy Ringo is the star of the show with every spotlight shining directly on him. He is an amazing little bundle of puppy energy that captivates and audience. He is a young 9-month-old black mouth cur mix weighing around 40 pounds. That currently puts him in the medium-size category, but he is sure to grow and with that anticipation, he is estimated to be a large-size dog of anywhere over 60 pounds when he is fully grown. Ringo has lots of puppy energy to play with his friends or just hang out with the crowd. He does well in the company of other dogs and also children. His position on cats is unknown at this time since he has not had the opportunity to meet a cat since coming into rescue. What is known is that Ringo is a ball of fun and very entertaining. He is a fun combination of puppy antics, lively expression and quiet snuggles. Those attributes are a winning combination. He is working to make life easier for himself and his family, so he is putting in the hard work of learning his crate and leash training. He knows success is around the corner with his family assisting him along the way. Ringo is very proud of his success in mastering his house training. It is important to remember that although Ringo is housetrained, accidents can occur while adjusting to a new home environment. Are you ready to bring home your next best friend? Take a long look at Ringo and see if opportunity is knocking for y