Bo 1

Many of you may remember the "Corridor's Fiesta Duo" that were rescued a few weeks ago.
Now, we have Bo who was completely torn up about the loss of his running buddy, best friend and guardian. Bo is a sweet and beautiful boy with black and tan rottie markings. He is about 1-2 years old and is in great health (and shockingly heartworm negative!). He is a little timid at first with people (which is understandable), but he does warm up, but needs someone that can be patient with him and let him develop trust. Lately he has been making friends with some other dogs and is coming out of his shell and has a very sweet disposition. He is starting to mimic the behavior of his foster brother and sisters (3). He is less scared now and even wags his tail and plays with the others. He likes to go outside and play and likes to be petted. When you watch him you can see that he is learning about the world, trying new things and becoming more of a confident dog. He still has a way to go but is showing great progress in such a short time.

Bo is housetrained and stays out of his crate without any problems. He also does just fine in his crate during the day. He loves to sleep on his comfy beds. He walks very well on a leash but sometimes wants to walk right by your legs, touching, so you have to make sure and be careful that you don't step on him. Bo is good with other dogs and seems to truly enjoy their company. Thus, we recommend he go to a home with other dogs. as he is scared and still trying to understand what is going on.

Bo has had a very rough start at life and is now looking for a home to call his very own. If you can provide this sweet boy a home of his own, please contact Leslie at lesliehillendahl@yahoo.com . Also, Bo has a temporary foster, but we are looking for another foster who can care for him until his perfect home is found. Please let me know if you are interested in fostering or better yet, making Bo a member of your family.

Scout's Honor will provide a crate and will pay all costs associated with fostering! You can read more about fostering for Scout's Honor at www.scoutshonor.org