Charlie

Charlie is some sort of Terrier cross. He has the jumping abilities of a Jack Russel Terrier and has wirery Terrier hair. He has a small white patch on his chest and on the tips of each of his toes. When measure from ground to top of head, Charlie is 18 inches tall. Charlie spent several weeks wondering a local neighborhood. After trying everything thinkable to find Charlie's home, a concerned citizen finally contacted us to find Charlie a good home. Charlie is completely house broken. He seems to enjoy being near his person at all times. Charlie is a high energy dog who when not stimulated/worked enough does get bored. When Charlie get's bored he chews things and digs holes. Charlie's foster home can see that he is a very quick learner and simply needs a family who will take the time to pur Charlie through obedience classes. If someone would do that and spend 15 minutes a day stimulating Charlie's brain through giving him commands, Charlie will make a wonderful addition to any family. Charlie must go to a home that has a fenced yard so he is not found wondering another neighborhood. Won't you give Charlie a loving home he can call his forever home? If you adopt Charlie, you must also agree to keep him vaccinated annually and have a financial cushion to take care of him should health issues arise and he needs veterinary care. Please take into consideration before adopting any pet that with owning a pet comes great financial responsibility that you must be prepared for at all times. If you are interested in seeing Charlie or for more information call the Bingham County Humane Society message phone at 208-680-3881 and ask for Shantel's foster Charlie. Be sure to leave a message and we will get back with you as soon as possible. You can also e-mail us with your contact information at [email protected].