Brutus

Meet Brutus!

Brutus is a sweet male Rottweiler that was abandoned by his owners at a local shelter. They gave no reason for surrendering him, they just discarded him like an old newspaper. He was not in the best shape when we got him as his eyes and ears were infected from bad allergies that went untreated. With just a little TLC he’s doing great and looks amazing!  He is a very sweet and easy going boy. When he first got to our vet’s office and boarding facility he was calm and wasn't bothered at all by other dogs barking at him. He let the vet poke and prod him for the examination without any fuss as well. He also rode well in the car and he walks great on his leash too.

Brutus is potty trained and well-behaved. He has such a loving face and likes any attention that you will give him. He likes all other dogs and goes to doggy daycare and has so much fun playing and meeting other dogs. Brutus also seems to be good with cats. When he was at our vet he met the two clinic cats and was fine with them even when they snuck up on him. He just walked right by the cats and acted like they weren't there. He is very gentle when he meets people and other dogs as well. He is very sweet and just give gentle kisses.  He also loves to play fetch and will bring the ball back to you and knows “drop it”.

So won’t you consider opening your home to this sweet guy who doesn’t understand why he was just thrown away for no reason?! Please give him a reason to believe that not all people are so thoughtless and that he belongs somewhere forever.

Brutus is up to date on vaccinations, neutered and micro-chipped.

If you can foster or better yet adopt  Brutus, please contact us at info@scoutshonor.org right away.  To read about Scout's Honor's adoption and fostering procedures or to fill out an application for Brutus, please visit our website at www.scoutshonor.org. As always, Scout's Honor pays all costs associated with fostering, and if requested, the foster can receive a tax deduction receipt from Scout's Honor for all of his or her own documented expenses related to fostering.