Adopt & Foster
Friends,
Meet Macy and Little Mac! Aren't they adorable? These two darling dogs need foster homes badly! We would like them to be in separate foster homes. They were pretty shy, but they have been going to training, and their training is finished. Now, they are ready for their new homes or foster homes!
Both of these kids were rescued from a field. Their rescuer was able to catch Macy first, but then it took a whole couple of weeks to catch Little Mac. Here is a little about these kiddos:
Little Mac is very outgoing (which is funny since he was such a toot to catch!). He loves other dogs and wants to play with them. He loves to sit on laps and is doing well with crate training. And he loves to eat! He is also quite the model and, quite unlike his sister, enjoys having his picture taken. :) As I said, Little Mac was the hard one to catch, and his rescuer thought she would never be able to rescue him, and when she told her daughter that she might have to give up, her daughter said "I thought you said you'd never give up on him momma." Thank goodness she didn't give up, because he is a happy little boy now!
Macy is the sweet, gentle, shy baby girl. She loves other dogs and her crate. She is really excelling on crate training. She is not a fan of having her picture taken because she is a little scared of the flash, poor thing! But she will make someone an excellent snugglebug!!
Both Macy and Little Mac love soft toys, although they didn't know what in the heck a toy was at first. They are both learning to walk on the leash wonderfully and love to ride in the car. Both babies are love sponges. They show interest in cats and like to yell at them -- heck they've never hung out with them before! They are great with kids and love people.
We believe Macy and Little Mac are lab/pit mixes, are about 7 months old, are currently about 45 pounds, are spayed and neutered, and are up to date on all of their shots.
Both of these kiddos are very loving and would make wonderful pets! !
If you are interesting in fostering or adopting one of them, please contact Laura at lcarlock@mac.com or 713-502-2542