Cash is a big-hearted, two-year-old black Labrador mix whose friendly, easygoing nature makes him a favorite everywhere he goes. Weighing in around 120 lbs, he’s healthy, up to date on vaccinations, and doesn’t require any medications beyond the basics. Cash isn’t neutered, but he’s fully house-trained, great on a leash, and knows his name and basic commands. He particularly enjoys howling along to sirens—one of his many quirks that make him stand out. He gets along well with smaller dogs and young kids, though he tends to keep to himself around children. He shows no food aggression and is polite around people. Cash does like to chase squirrels and cats outdoors and has limited experience with larger dogs, but has never shown problematic aggression. Generally quiet, he barks only when something needs attention, and stops as soon as you check in. Cash isn’t suited for apartment living or long hours alone. When left by himself for over five hours, he can get anxious and chew on things. Crate-training did not work out for him. He’ll thrive in a home with a fenced yard and an active owner—ideally, someone with a flexible schedule able to give him both exercise and consistency. Cash deserves a home where he can flourish, and his current caregivers are dedicated to finding the right fit. They’re willing to travel and provide references, photos, or whatever you need. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!