Adopted
| Breed | Alaskan Malamute |
| Color | |
| Age | Baby |
| Gender | Male |
| Size | Extra Large |
| Coat Length | - |
| Adoption Fee | - |
Characteristics
Health
House-trained
Good in a home with
SEE MORE PHOTOS! This dog has entire photo album online, and you really have to see ALL his photos to appreciate just what a handsome boy he is! Just CLICK HERE and scroll to the album under his name.
SEE MY VIDEO! I have a great
video online -- click on the "video" tab above my pic to see me in action!
We met him
at Petco and all fell immediately in love! Bolo is a darling big dog,
maybe about 18 months old, who reminds you of an adolescent boy ... bigger than
he realizes he is; all legs, gangly, and needing to fill out some. He is
such a happy, outgoing dog who seems eager to please, and with no issues
whatsoever that we saw. Just as reported at the shelter, he wanted to play
with all the other dogs. He knows "sit" and "shake" (see his video) though
he does an adorable "wind up/over the head/paw slam" kind of version of "shake"
that you can't help but smile over. Bolo rode great in the car and is just
a smiley wagg-y boy. To meet him is to love him! .
Bolo's
Foster Mom Says:
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Updates:
Check back soon or SEND AN EMAIL
to request more information and/or an adoption application.
This dog's adoption donation is $250. If you know how much it costs to give a new dog responsible vet care, you can easily see that this is quite a bargain! This dog has had a complete health exam, has already been altered (spayed or neutered), is microchipped, has tested negative for heartworm, has been kept on heartworm and flea preventative, is fully vaccinated and free of parasites. What to do if you want to adopt this dog: Just SEND AN EMAIL to request an adoption application! We will review your application to determine if there is a good match between your family and this dog. We may suggest another if we can offer a better fit in terms of lifestyle, experience, other pets, etc. A vet check, reference checks, and a home visit will be conducted before an adoption can be considered for approval.
NOTE: In the vast majority of cases, the dogs in our program are rescued from shelters, and Northern Lights has no means by which to collect or verify a dog's history. We work in concert with our veterinarians, and breed and age estimates are based on a combination of professional input and our collective experience. Our policy with information acquired while the dogs are in our care is that of "full disclosure". It is our goal to ensure the adopter has all available information to ensure the best possible match between the dog and the adopting person or family. In some instances, because of applicant interest, dogs are in our program for relatively brief periods of time. If we have identified a temperament or health condition while the dog is in our care and custody, every effort will be made to correct it prior to adoption OR the adopter will be made aware of the issue or condition prior to adoption. Northern Lights' screening process is designed to select only adopters who are willing, and have the means, to treat conditions which may occur after adoption, and adopter will be contractually responsible for doing so.
Can't foster or adopt, but
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HELP A DOG TODAY?
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Sled Dog Rescue Donations are greatly appreciated
and always needed to help with spay/neuter surgery, vaccinations, and unexpected
veterinary expenses. There is no gift too small to make a difference, and
Northern Lights' minimal administrative costs are covered by adoption donations
or donated by our volunteers, so you can be sure that every penny of your gift will go DIRECTLY to
helping a homeless dog! The dogs helped by Northern Lights Sled Dog
Rescue send you a tongue-lolling smile, and grateful "woos and wags" for your
donation of any size!
PO Box 642
Westfield, IN 46074
