Meet Cole
COLE NEEDS A FOSTER or FOREVER HOME Imagine being a dog who finally feels safe, has settled into a home, and loves being close to his people… only to need to start over again. Cole came to CH Boxer Rescue as part of a cruelty case in NY with five other dogs recently. Cole was filthy, underweight and accustomed to living outside. Despite everything he’s been through, this boy loves people, loves indoor furniture and quickly became a rescue favorite. Today, Cole is in a foster home, but his foster has a new job and can no longer give him the attention he deserves. Through no fault of his own, Cole needs someone to step up for him ASAP. And trust us, Cole is the kind of dog who makes saving a dog feel extra special. He carries his stuffies from room to room. He enjoys a good game of fetch outside. His favorite place in the world? Right beside (or on top of ) his person. He's a certified Velcro dog who just wants to be near you. Cole is fully vetted and healthy. Could you Cole's person to finally give him the stability he deserves? Whether you can foster him or make him part of your family forever, he needs you now. Give a senior dog a chance! Apply to adopt: www.chboxerrescue.com/adopt Located near Albany, NY. Available throughout the Northeast (NY, NJ, CT, RI, VT, ME, PA, DE, MD & NoVA).
Could Cole be your senior soulmate?
Reach out to Chelsea's Hope Boxer Rescue and mention Cole’s name — they’ll confirm availability and walk you through next steps.
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