New Rattitude, Inc.

New Rattitude is a national, all-volunteer non-profit rescue/adoption agency whose mission is to rescue Rat Terriers (and mixes that are predominantly Rat Terrier) from imminent death at animal shelters, the streets, abusive/neglectful homes, or from owners who can no longer keep a dog, and to rehome the dogs into new and permanent, screened and approved adoptive homes. Each dog rescued is cared for in a safe and nurturing foster care environment where he or she receives appropriate medical care, a high quality diet, training and socialization. To achieve these ends, the organization is involved with transportation, volunteer recruiting and training, mentoring, fund-raising, and establishing and maintaining other programs deemed helpful to achieving the mission of rescuing and re-homing Rat Terriers.

Atlanta, ga,30341
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Email: [email protected]

Website: www.newrattitude.org

Brix & Marc (TN)

Rat Terrier | Lakeview, GA

AdultMaleSmallWhite with Black

About

Coat Length

Short

Vaccination

Current

House Trained

Yes

Good in Home With

Children

Meet Brix & Marc (TN)

Brix and Marc are bonded 9-year-old brothers, who have been together their whole lives and will only be adopted out together. They had been dropped off at a vet clinic for euthanasia when the former owner felt unable to continue taking care of them. Fortunately another client of the vet agreed to take them in, but the new environment with the hubbub of children, farm animals, and multiple other dogs (particularly one who couldn't refrain from trying to attack Brix and Marc) proved to be unsettling to the two boys. So after a stressful five months, they were transferred to New Rattitude to give them a quieter, more relaxed home, and in their NR foster home, they're really showing their sweet, gentle, affectionate nature.    Quiet, rather reserved rat terriers, both boys LOVE pats and lap time, contentedly leaning into you for snuggles. New situations or new people make them somewhat apprehensive, especially Brix, who often waits for Marc to take the lead before he warms up fully. Marc, who weighs 17 lbs., and 15-lb. Brix get along wonderfully together, always by each other's side and with never a squabble. On leash they walk extremely well, keeping an even pace right at their handler's side. If they aren't being walked together, however, the one in front will keep pausing and glancing back, and the one in the rear will keep trying to catch up to his brother. Both boys meet new dogs with mild curiosity; they're friendly but mostly just ignore any other dogs in the home. In the house-training department, they started out earning a D because of their anxiety about being outside in a new environment. With familiarity, however, plus a set schedule with plenty of outdoor opportunities and patient human vigilance, they have increased their grade to a B+ and now have their sights set on honor roll. They will undoubtedly need to undergo refresher house-training in their new adoptive home. Because Brix and Marc are particularly comfortable with men, they are wishing for a new daddy to lavish their love on, and while they won't prohibit Dad from having a female companion, she'll likely always be playing second fiddle in their eyes. You'll see exactly what we mean when you check out more photos of these handsome, easy-to-care-for dudes at  https://imageevent.com/beales/fosters/brixmarc .

Adoption Process
application, personal references check, vet reference check, telephone interview, home visit, temperament match, adoption contract and adoption fee.


Contact
New Rattitude, Inc.
[email protected]
www.newrattitude.org

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