Furkids dog Papa comes with free training sessions this October
Papa does well with other dogs, needs a cat-free home with a confident handler, and is available for foster-to-adopt.
Furkids says anyone who adopts Papa in October gets free training sessions. After being dumped, Papa found his way to the shelter.
Furkids says he loves meeting new people and has a playful, friendly spirit. He is active, but once he burns off some energy he is all about snuggles and chill time.
Papa has had no accidents in his space and does well with other dogs. He would do best in a cat-free home with a confident handler, and he is available for foster-to-adopt so a family can get to know him first.
From Furkids· Instagram · Oct 14
Open the post“Adopt Papa this October and get FREE training sessions, sponsored by Classic Subaru of Atlanta for #SubaruLovesPets month! 🎉 @classicsubaruatl @subaru_usa Papa might just be the most handsome boy at Furkids. After being dumped, he found his way to us, and he’s been stealing hearts ever since. He LOVES meeting new people and has a playful, friendly spirit that’s impossible to resist. He’s an active guy, but once he burns off some energy, he’s all about snuggles and chill time. He’s had no accidents in his space, does well with other dogs, and would do best in a cat-free home with a confident handler who can help him keep growing. Papa is available for foster-to-adopt, so you can get to know each other first before making it official! Read more about Papa and apply to adopt at furkids.org/dog-adoptions 🐾”
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