Chase
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Chase
AvailableChase is an 8-9 year-old, altered male weighing 68 pounds. This large, black Labrador Retriever mix has medium-length fur and is house trained. He’s up to date on vaccinations and ready for a new home in Lake Wylie, SC.
About Chase
Chase is an 8-9 year-old Lab/shepherd mix weighing about 68 pounds, currently seeking a foster or forever home. He's been living in a car with his cat friend, Kenai, while their owner struggles with homelessness. Chase is ready for a stable life and deserves a chance to thrive in a loving environment. This friendly and sweet-natured gentleman has matured beyond the rambunctious puppy phase. His past experiences have shaped him into a loyal companion who enjoys being around people. Just recently, he underwent a thorough wellness check, receiving an updated rabies vaccine and all his records are ready for transfer. Chase has lived peacefully with cats, birds, and other dogs—both male and female. While he's usually good with canine friends, he does require slow, supervised introductions. A home without outdoor feral visitors would suit him best, as he takes his yard patrol duties seriously. Can you give Chase the home he needs? Together, we can help him find his next chapter. What are you waiting for? Apply today!
Adoption Fee
$250Payment after application.
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Questions about Chase
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Chase, being a Lab/shepherd mix, typically thrives in a busy home where he can interact with people regularly and enjoy social activities.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Chase would benefit from a secure yard for play and patrol, but supervision is key to ensure he feels comfortable and safe.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Chase's friendly nature makes him generally suitable for homes with children, provided they understand how to interact with dogs.
