Arlo

My story

Pet Location: Arlo is currently living in a foster home. If you’d like to schedule a time to meet him, please contact Wayside Adoptions at (816) 986-4426.I’m Enrolled In A Training Program: NoCan Live In Apartments: YesRequires Fenced In Yard: NoHousetrained (Potty-trained): MostlyCan Go Home With Other Dogs: Yes Must Meet Adopter`s Current Dog(s) Before Going Home: RecommendedDoes Well With Cats: I am coexisting well with the cat in my foster home.Can Go Home With Children: YesMust Meet All Family Members Before Going Home: I must meet kids 0-9 years old.Some of Wayside’s pets are eligible for a Slumber Pawty, a 7-10 day in-home trial period pre-adoption.Slumber Pawty Eligible: NoIt`s recommended that I go to an active home.Check out my super cool new video! Scroll through my photos to watch it. Hi there, I’m Arlo! I’m such a sweetheart and so easy to love, with my goofy puppy antics and my zest for life. I’m a smart, curious, playful fella who loves to have a good time. If you like to stay active, and if you are looking for a friend who wants to be an involved and important member of the family, then I think I’ll be the perfect match for you! I hope so. I’m tired of being homeless and I need someone to love.I’m an adorable, 10-month-old, 34-pound Pointer mix, with soft puppy fur, the brightest smile, and a charming, delightful personality. I’m already crate trained and mostly housebroken, too, as long as I get outside on a regular schedule. Please stay patient with me as I get settled in, though, as an adjustment period, especially for a young dog like me, is normal. I was transferred to Wayside from a rural shelter in Oklahoma. I’ve never had a real home before. I’m an active pup who likes to stay busy, so growing up in a shelter environment has felt lonely and stressful. I was thrilled to be chosen to go to a foster home! Foster Mom is busy teaching me all about life as part of a busy family, and I love every single moment of it! Now I’m ready for you. Everything about living in a home is new and strange to me. It was especially hard for me to relax those first few days, as I paced the floor in the evenings, unsure of how to act. I tried hard not to cause any trouble. Now that I’ve been in my foster home for a couple of weeks, I’m making lots of progress, growing comfortable with my routine, and making myself at home. I stay in my crate when my foster paren

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