Please help me.  I do not like boarding.  It is very scary and all the dogs keep barking, especially the German Shepherd behind me.  He does not seem very nice, and all I want is to be friends.

All that said, let me tell you a little about me.  My name is Owen and I am about 6 months old.  I showed up out at a barn in Tomball after being on my own for a few weeks (vet's guess).  Fortunately, the people there let me stay in a stall, which I did not go potty in.  I always waited for someone to come and get me so I could potty in the grass.

I absolutely love everyone, humans (big and little), horses, and other dogs.  I approach everyone on my belly wagging my tail, this way they know I am sweet.  I love to stay close to which ever human wants me out.  I do not runoff and if I get too far ahead just tell me and I'll be back in a flash.  I am not sure about those funny things the humans want on my neck (collars) and when those go on I freeze so I will need help adjusting to that. 

I am possibly a wolfhound or deerhound mix.  My legs and tail are quite long.  I am not very hyper, but instead am told that I am very well behaved, especially for someone so young.  I do not jump up and I do not put my mouth all over your arm, as I have heard some dogs do.  And, in case you did not notice, I am absolutely adorable.  If you can foster or adopt me please contact Scout's Honor right away.  I'd really love to get out of boarding. 

If you can foster this sweet boy, 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 Owen, 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.