Snoopy’s story started rough, but he’s bounced back. He arrived at the Orange County shelter as a stray, but his owner came clean and turned him over after learning of a possible parvo diagnosis—which turned out to be a false alarm. Snoopy was rescued just hours before his scheduled euthanasia and taken for emergency care. He’s healthy, bright-eyed, and carries himself with a gentle, easygoing confidence that quickly makes him a favorite with everyone he meets. This young hound/shepherd mix stands out for his lanky build, large puppy paws, and those classic long ears that give him a comical, lovable look. He’s currently about 40 pounds and expected to grow into a large, strong dog. His personality leans sweet and approachable—staff have already called him a "shelter favorite." He’s house trained, up to date on vaccines, neutered, and has a short, low-maintenance brown coat. Potential adopters should know he tends to do well in social settings and warms up quickly. For families with kids, there’s a guideline for ages 10 and up with rare exceptions. Adoptions are restricted to Orange County, CA and neighboring regions, with vet and home checks required. Snoopy’s Aquarius spirit means he’s naturally friendly and unique. Ready to make Snoopy part of your story? Adoption includes a microchip for safety and peace of mind. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.