Meet Albus
Meet Albus, a 7-year-old terrier mix who is looking for a fresh start and a family willing to give him a little structure along with a whole lot of love. Albus is a sweet little guy who loves toys and treats and will happily carry his favorite toy around with him. He walks well on a leash, enjoys car rides, and gets so excited when he realizes he’s going somewhere. His previous family says he has never been around cats, so we aren’t sure how he feels about feline friends just yet. He also isn’t kennel trained and was used to having free roam of the house when left alone. The biggest thing Albus will need some help with is his potty training. He is not currently housebroken, so his new family will need to be consistent and hold him accountable to using the potty outside only. At 7 years old, he may have gotten used to doing things his own way, but that doesn’t mean he can’t learn a new routine! Regular trips outside, consistency, praise, and patience will be important to helping him understand what’s expected of him. If you’re willing to put in a little work and help Albus become the best version of himself, he may just be the little companion you’ve been looking for. Interested in adopting? Fill out an application here: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=savethedogs&method=online_form_html&formid=3You may find me on our website under "ADOPT
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