Spot

Great Dane | Hot Spring County, AR

AdultMaleLargeCatahoula Leopard Dog

About

Meet Spot

Spot isn't dreaming of a white Christmas. He is dreaming of a family of his very own to wake up with Christmas morning. Spot has spent 1/3 of his life with us and without good reason. His great qualities are too numerous to list but a few of them are that he is good natured, athletic, fun-loving, great with people big and small, is a lover of long walks and car rides. He has an engaging personality and a smile that will light up a room. He loves to play outside, and his favorite toy is a Jolly Ball. He will thrive in a family with plenty of exercise and lots of love. He loves to play in the exercise pen with the big Jolly ball. He walks well on a leash and LOVES his long walks on the trails. Spot is just under 3 years old and is possibly a Great Dane mix weighing about 76 pounds. He is a great boy that has been with us for far too long. He deserves to spend the holidays as a loved member of a new family. Please consider giving Spot his Christmas wish. He will give lots of love in return.You can apply on line at www.hsvawl.org by completing the Adoption Application on the home page.

Adoption Process
Adoption Procedure The very best way to pick a pet is to come to the Adoption Center to meet available pets. If you find a pet you wish to adopt, our adoption coordinators will talk with you to help make this adoption a perfect match for you and the pet. Another benefit for visiting in person is that animals and adopters frequently have a special relationship that starts the very first time they meet. You may find the love of your life being very different than what you envisioned. The pet you will be most pleased with will be the one with the temperament that fits your personality and homelife. That frequently has absolutely nothing to do with the looks or breed of the animal. When you adopt an AWL pet, you will have an animal that has been checked by our veterinarians, spayed or neutered, given basic shots (including Rabies), a folder with the medical history and various useful information, and someone to answer any questions you might have. We will ask you to promise that, if for any reason it does not work out, that you will bring the animal back to us. We have made a financial commitment to that pet because we felt it would give someone a great deal of pleasure, therefore we made a substantial monetary and emotional commitment to the animal. The last thing we want to hear about our pet is that it has been turned over to another shelter where it could be euthanized.

Contact
HSV Animal Welfare League
[email protected]
www.hsvawl.org