Meet Redburn, a one-year-old, 70-pound mutt mix whose DNA test revealed a kaleidoscope of breeds—mainly American Staffordshire Terrier, Siberian Husky, and American Pit Bull Terrier, with hints of German Shepherd, Great Dane, Samoyed, and more. Rescued as a stray after being fed by tire shop workers (his namesake: Redburn Tire Company), Redburn has come a long way since those days on the streets. He’s grown into a friendly, social dog who enjoys meeting people and soaking up affection. Redburn brings a moderate to high energy level and lives for zoomies, walks, and, most of all, any kind of water play. He can spend hours splashing in a kiddie pool and would love access to a real pool in his new home. He hasn’t had much formal training, but he’s eager to please—food, toys, and praise all go a long way for this guy. Squeaky toys are his particular weakness. He’s just now discovering the good life and needs a patient, encouraging family willing to help him learn basic manners, home routines, and the tricks of being a beloved pet. Redburn is working on his socialization with other dogs, showing he gets along best with female dogs; a meet-and-greet is required for canine roommates. His adoption comes with neuter, up-to-date vaccinations, and a microchip. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!