Tanner

Since December 2024, Tanner has depended upon his consistent friends at Frosted Faces Foundation. He lovingly leans on them for attention and affection, and this is how we know he has so much potential for an amazing new relationship like that with a mom or dad!<br/><br/>What does Tanner's love look like? Immediate hugs upon meeting you at his kennel or entering his yard. Pressing his full body against you for scratches when you sit and rolling on his back for belly rubs. Tanner even responds well to training cues in the yard, on walks, and in a home environment to tell you he's trying his best.<br/><br/>Now 6 years old, our youngster has been spending his time on weekly runs and hikes. He's also been on overnight field trips a few times this year to give him a break from the kennel. Here are some things we've learned from those vacations:<br/><br/>* He's up for going anywhere! Tanner is a pro at car rides, happily napping between adventures. He's visited Coronado Island, Balboa Park, hiked Iron Mountain and Mission Trails and Daley Ranch. He explored the La Jolla Tide Pools and then went to<br/>UTC Mall for shopping and a pup cup. He's also happy to chill with you indoors and watch a movie.<br/>* Tanner may steal your socks or nibble on your blankets, but isn't trying to shred them! He also enjoys chewing on a stick or stuffy toy for comfort.<br/>* He has hiked with other dogs and encountered cows, horses, birds and goats without reacting.<br/>* Tanner takes treats gently, it's his favorite way to meet new people before receiving pets.<br/>* He also plays with hoses not gently... he loves to be sprayed!<br/>* At restaurants and breweries, Tanner will rest beside you happily if you supply him with his own treats for reinforcement.<br/><br/>Tanner can be protective of his home when people approach and needs a mom or dad who will provide interventions to help him overcome this obstacle. For that reason, he is eligible for our Molly & Me Project, a paid foster program as the only pet in the home.<br/><br/>In fact, Tanner recently attended a group training class and skillfully demonstrated "place" while other handlers and dogs moved closer and worked around him.<br/><br/>If you looking for a dog who will truly bond with you -a sidekick, a shadow, a partner for everyday life -please consider Tanner. He's been waiting for you!<br/><br/>REQUIREMENTS OF THE MOLLY & ME PROJECT:<br/>-No other animals of any kind in the household<br/>-Submit weekly photos<br/>-Live an enriching life and include the Frosted Face<br/>-Demonstrate ability to avoid scenarios of negligence that would put the Frosted Face or<br/>other animals at risk<br/><br/>INCENTIVES:<br/>-$200.00/month for a term of 12 months<br/>-We pay for veterinary expenses<br/>-Donated food and supplies<br/><br/>To express interest in fostering or adopting Tanner, please email: placement@frostedfacesfoundation.org

Since December 2024, Tanner has depended upon his consistent friends at Frosted Faces Foundation. He lovingly leans on them for attention and affection, and this is how we know he has so much potential for an amazing new relationship like that with a mom or dad!

What does Tanner's love look like? Immediate hugs upon meeting you at his kennel or entering his yard. Pressing his full body against you for scratches when you sit and rolling on his back for belly rubs. Tanner even responds well to training cues in the yard, on walks, and in a home environment to tell you he's trying his best.

Now 6 years old, our youngster has been spending his time on weekly runs and hikes. He's also been on overnight field trips a few times this year to give him a break from the kennel. Here are some things we've learned from those vacations:

* He's up for going anywhere! Tanner is a pro at car rides, happily napping between adventures. He's visited Coronado Island, Balboa Park, hiked Iron Mountain and Mission Trails a

Since December 2024, Tanner has depended upon his consistent friends at Frosted Faces Foundation. He lovingly leans on them for attention and affection, and this is how we know he has so much potential for an amazing new relationship like that with a mom or dad!

What does Tanner's love look like? Immediate hugs upon meeting you at his kennel or entering his yard. Pressing his full body against you for scratches when you sit and rolling on his back for belly rubs. Tanner even responds well to training cues in the yard, on walks, and in a home environment to tell you he's trying his best.

Now 6 years old, our youngster has been spending his time on weekly runs and hikes. He's also been on overnight field trips a few times this year to give him a break from the kennel. Here are some things we've learned from those vacations:

* He's up for going anywhere! Tanner is a pro at car rides, happily napping between adventures. He's visited Coronado Island, Balboa Park, hiked Iron Mountain and Mission Trails and Daley Ranch. He explored the La Jolla Tide Pools and then went to
UTC Mall for shopping and a pup cup. He's also happy to chill with you indoors and watch a movie.
* Tanner may steal your socks or nibble on your blankets, but isn't trying to shred them! He also enjoys chewing on a stick or stuffy toy for comfort.
* He has hiked with other dogs and encountered cows, horses, birds and