Wyatt Yellow Labrador Retriever & American Staffordshire Terrier Mix Shelby, MI

I'm Wyatt, a 2-year-old pup on a mission to find my forever home. Here's what you need to know about me:

Friendly and Social: I'm a social butterfly and love making new human friends. My tail is always wagging, and I'm eager to share my love and joy with you.

Dog-Friendly: I get along well with most dogs and would be thrilled to have a furry playmate in my new home. If you already have a dog, let's set up a playdate!

Not a Fan of Cats: Unfortunately, I'm not a fan of cats, so a cat-free home is a must for me. I want to ensure everyone is comfortable and happy.

Loves Walks and Adventure: I'm an energetic walker and thrive on outdoor activities. Whether it's a leisurely stroll through the neighborhood or a hike in the woods, I'm up for any adventure.

Ideal Home: I'm looking for an active family or individual who can keep up with my energy and provide plenty of playtime and exercise. I'd love a home with a secure yard for extra fun.

Great with People: I'm fantastic with people of all ages, so whether you're a family seeking a lively companion or an individual looking for a loyal friend, I'm here for you.

Health: I'm in great health and ready to embark on new adventures with you. Regular exercise, a balanced diet, and lots of love are all I need to thrive.

If you're ready for a fun-loving, friendly, and active dog to be your loyal companion, let's meet! I promise to bring joy and excitement to your life every day.

If interested, please call the shelter at 231-861-5395 and leave a message to be placed on this dog's adoption list. No obligation, but it reserves your place in line on the list. The shelter will contact individuals as they appear on the list.

Ask about adoption transportation assistance if you do not live in the local area.

The adoption fee is $95 and you receive certificates for $50 towards spay/neuter and $10 towards rabies vaccine if not already done. All dogs are heartworm tested, receive a DHLPP, flea and tick treatment, a bordetella vaccination and are dewormed.