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Red is a 4-year-old tri-color beagle weighing about 35 lbs who is personality personified! He has never met a stranger and loves to make new friends. He likes to serve as one of the "greeting committee" when people come to visit Waldo’s Muttley Crew's Dog Dorm and welcomes people of all shapes, sizes, sexes and ages.
Red is a happy-go-lucky, mischievous boy. He's our leprechaun who always searches for the toys and is known to counter surf on occasion. Red is active and so much fun! He thrives on games of chase and wrestling with all his doggy friends. However, when not playing, Red wants to cuddle for ear massages and tummy rubs.
Although good with most dogs, Red is a pretty dominant male. He is able to be in the play yards with other males and does fine, but he does not do well with other dominant males and will stand his ground. His favorite playmates are the girls, so we feel that a very playful female is what he needs in his forever home. Red wouldn't do well as an "only dog," as he takes so much joy in rough housing and doing zoomies with all the other dogs at Camp Waldo. He prefers a home without cats.
Red's ideal home will have a large fenced-in yard, a gregarious friend and people who will give him the activity he needs as well as the attention he craves. He is truly an amazing, happy wonderful boy who will make a fabulous family member.
Red's adoption fee is $250. He's neutered, microchipped, current on vaccinations as well as monthly heartworm/flea prevention.
He is available through Waldo's Muttley Crew in Indianapolis.The first step in the adoption process is to fill out an adoption application on the website, http://www.waldosmuttleycrew.com. Click on "Applications", then "Adoption Application". This is no way obligates you to adopt, but it helps to determine if a particular rescue would be a good fit for your family.
If you have a question regarding a particular rescue, please email wmc@waldosmuttleycrew.org
The rescue requires completion of an application which will be followed by a verbal interview, personal and veterinary reference checks, and a home visit prior to approval of an adoption.