Ross Needs A Forever
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Ross Needs A Forever
AvailableRoss is a large, adult neutered male Terrier mix with a medium-length brown and white coat. Born in February 2024, he’s currently in Birmingham, MI. He’s house trained, neutered, and up to date on his vaccinations. Ross enjoys having room to move and would benefit from a secure yard. His gentle and resilient nature stands out, especially after overcoming recent medical challenges.
About Ross Needs A Forever
Ross is a striking, large Terrier mix with a medium white and brown coat. He’s still settling in after a tough start—Ross was hit by a car and needed surgery for a broken leg as well as a dislocated hip. He has plates and screws in place now and is waiting for his next procedure. As he recovers, his sweet nature is starting to show through. At about two years old, Ross thrives with gentle people and is crate trained, house trained, and neutered, with vaccinations up to date and on heartworm prevention. He may do fine with other dogs after slow introductions and should join a home with kids aged 10 or older. His adopters must have a fully enclosed fenced yard so he can roam and relax safely. Cats are still an unknown. To adopt Ross, you’ll need to live within an hour of Birmingham, MI, and a home visit is required. Rescue policy means every family gets the right fit—no same-day adoptions, and dogs over a year will need to attend a six-week obedience class. Ross’s story is just at the beginning, but already he’s looking for a home where he can finally belong. Make his next chapter their best one yet.
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Questions about Ross Needs A Forever
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Ross, a Terrier mix, generally does well in a home with a secure yard and regular family engagement. He will thrive in environments where he has space to move, especially as he continues to recover.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Ross will do best with access to a fully fenced yard where he can safely run and relax. Terrier mixes his size need room to stretch their legs and play.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Terrier mixes like Ross are often a good match for families, especially with children over 10, provided gentle handling and supervision.
