Wilbert

Young
Male
Small

Rat Terrier

About Wilbert

Perth, ON

Breed

Rat TerrierMix

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Male

Small

(0-25 lbs)

Coat: Short

Tricolor (Brown, Black, & White)

Behavior

Wilbert’s Compatibility

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Wilbert's Story

For more information or to apply for adoption please fill out an adoption application at www.marshallsdogrescue.com Wilbert is confident and full of character. He enjoys time with people as well as small dogs. He interacts well and likes to play with smaller breed dogs but is not as comfortable with medium and large dogs. Friendly with people he meets as long as they respect his space and size. He communicates well whether he is happy or not so happy in situations he is faced with. Want to cuddle on the couch? He's in! True to his breed he picks his people and wants becomes very attached. He is not a fan of the winter weather so he is quite happy being a couch potato. Wilbert exhibits some neurological issues which makes him a slightly special case, he is happy and energetic however he does have some challenges with his coordination. His little legs don't work as they should all of the time. When stressed he can become uncoordinated and disoriented until a helping hand is there to help him settle. A quiet home would be ideal with an experienced dog owner who is willing to ensure Wilbert's environment is one in which he will be comfortable.

For more information or to apply for adoption please fill out an adoption application at www.marshallsdogrescue.com

Wilbert is confident and full of character. He enjoys time with people as well as small dogs. He interacts well and likes to play with smaller breed dogs but is not as comfortable with medium and large dogs.

Friendly with people he meets as long as they respect his space and size. He communicates well whether he is happy or not so happy in situations he is faced with.

Want to cuddle on the couch? He's in! True to his breed he picks his people and wants becomes very attached. He is not a fan of the winter weather so he is quite happy being a couch potato.

Wilbert exhibits some neurological issues which makes him a slightly special case, he is happy and energetic however he does have some challenges with his coordination. His little legs don't work as they should all of the time. When stressed he can become uncoordinated and disoriented until a helping
hand is there to help

How To Adopt

Wilbert was listed as Adoptable by Marshall's Dog Rescue

How can I adopt Wilbert?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Marshall's Dog Rescue. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

How can I find out if Wilbert is a good fit for me?

Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to Marshall's Dog Rescue for details on the pet.

When can I meet Wilbert?

If you've submitted an inquiry, Marshall's Dog Rescue will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Wilbert, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to Marshall's Dog Rescue, and they'll be happy to help!

Marshall's Dog Rescue's Adoption Policy

A positive adoption experience can change the world for both you and an animal in need! If you’re interested in adopting one of our rescue dogs you can submit an adoption application to Marshall’s Dog Rescue. The Adoption Coordinator will review the application and we’ll be in touch to chat further about the dog in question. The dogs who have come into our care have either been previously abandoned, abused, neglected or bounced around from homes and shelters. We ask for very detailed information because we’re trying to find the absolute best home for the dogs and the best matched dogs for our adoptive homes. We want to set both the families and the dogs up for success and we can usually tell from the information provided on the form whether the dog you’re interested in would be a good fit for your lifestyle and your expectations. We don’t adopt on a first come first served basis and once your references have been approved, we always conduct a home visit to be able to visualize where the dog will be living. Step 1 Fill out our Adoption Form online. Yes, we ask many questions! It is through your answers that we’re best able to determine if a particular dog is a good match for you and your family. If you are not applying for a specific dog, it will give us the information we need (i.e. experience, lifestyle, etc.) to be able to match every dog with the appropriate home. Step 2 If more information is required, our adoption coordinator will contact you to review your answers, fill in any blanks and provide you with more details on the animal you’re interested in. At this point you’ll be advised if the dog that you’re interested in is a good match or not. Please keep in mind that there could be several people interested in the same dog. Our goal is to find the best match for the dog. Step 3 If you’re selected as the best match for the dog, we’ll contact you and arrange for a home visit, by appointment, for you to meet the animal one-on-one. If you wish to adopt this animal, you’ll be asked to sign an Adoption Contract and also to pay an Adoption Fee. Step 4 If the animal you’ve chosen is determined to not be an appropriate match or there is another person who can better meet the dog’s needs, you may go on our Waiting List, so that you will be considered for another animal we have for adoption in the future. Your name will automatically be kept on file for 2 months. Step 5 If we have not contacted you in the two-month period and you’re still interested in adopting, please let us know so that we can renew your application. A Few Things to Note Please understand that an immediate match/adoption will not always be possible. It’s DEVASTATING for the animals, for our volunteers, AND for you when an adoption doesn’t work out and the animal must come back to us. For this reason, we ask for your patience and understanding of our procedure.

Our Mission

Marshall's Dog Rescue is a non-profit foundation located in Perth, Ontario. Although we rescue dogs of all sizes, age and condition, Marshall's Dog Rescue was created especially to help fill a need in the local rescue world, taking in shelter dogs whose time is up, whether for population control, age, or health issues. ...