Lenny
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Lenny
AvailableLenny is a young, neutered male hound mix, showcasing a sleek short coat in blond and fawn tones. He's medium-sized and currently living in Lambertville, NJ. His vaccinations are current, he's house trained, and his prescription food diet should be maintained to keep him healthy.
About Lenny
Lenny is a striking 1.5-year-old hound mix, weighing about 70 lbs, who came into rescue with his sister after being found as a stray in the south. He’s currently thriving in a foster home with older kids, dogs, and a cat, and proves himself to be extremely well-behaved and an easy companion. Lenny keeps things low-maintenance—except for his prescription diet, which needs to be continued in his future home. He’s house trained, calm in the house, and adapts quietly to new routines. Lenny’s vaccinations are up to date, and he’s neutered, de-wormed, and protected against fleas and ticks. Animal Alliance does not place adult dogs with children under nine years old, so homes with younger children won’t be a fit. Lenny’s ready for someone who’ll keep him healthy and continue the care he’s shown at his foster. Animal Alliance operates through a foster care network, so each animal lives in a home rather than a physical shelter. Meetings are by appointment after you apply. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.
Adoption Fee
$400Payment after application.
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Questions about Lenny
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Lenny, as a hound mix, is best suited for homes where he gets companionship and moderate daily exercise. A household with active adults or older children fits his needs well.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
A medium to large fenced yard is ideal for Lenny, though hound mixes like walks and regular outdoor time more than constant yard roaming. He’d enjoy safe, daily outings.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Lenny does well with older children, especially those 10 and up, but isn’t a fit for homes with young kids under nine as a rescue policy. Hounds are generally gentle with respectful, older kids.
