Meet Kristoff Kristoff is an 11-week-old bundle of energy who came to Safe Haven from Tennessee, and he’s ready to bring fun and excitement into his forever home. This playful boy is full of personality—he loves toys, treats, and giving lots of kisses. Whether he’s playing with balls, chewing on his favorite toys, or snuggling up for cuddles, Kristoff is always all in. He’s happy to sleep in bed with you but is also perfectly content in his crate. Kristoff is doing great with training—he’s about 70% potty trained and already knows how to sit. He does well with cats (especially if they’re open to making friends), though he can be a little bossy at times and may try to sneak a sibling’s treat or toy if given the chance. He would do best with a family that can match his energy, continue his training, and provide structure as he grows. Like all puppies, Kristoff will need ongoing guidance to become his best canine self. If you’re looking for a fun-loving, affectionate pup who will keep you smiling, Kristoff is your guy. Our standard adoption fee is $465. We offer a $15 discount for adopters who pay by cash or check, making the adoption fee $450. The adoption fee includes spay/neuter when age appropriate at one of our participating veterinarians, age-appropriate core vaccinations, fecal test, deworming, current on flea and tick preventative, and microchip. To ensure the best match for both our dogs and adopters, we require a fully completed adoption application, a phone interview, and a meet-and-greet with the entire household. Applications will not be reviewed unless fully completed. Submitting an application does not guarantee adoption and does not obligate you to adopt; it simply allows us to begin the review process. To request an application or for additional details, please email adopt@safehavendogsIL.org Please note that the breeds and sizes posted in this biography are educated best guesses and are not guaranteed. Safe Haven Dog Rescue reserves the right to approve or decline any adoption application based on the best interest of the dog.