Boris, Retriever (unknown Type) For Adoption In Palatine, Illinois

Second City Canine Rescue

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Boris, Retriever (unknown Type) For Adoption In Palatine, Illinois

Location:

Palatine, IL

Description:

Are you looking for a medium-size, chill vibes senior, all-around good boy to be your buddy at home? Look no further than Boris! This 13-year old canine couch companion has a lifetime of experience being a good listener, a great snuggler, and has so much more love to give to a future forever family. Being a more seasoned pup, he knows that storms and loud noises are nothing to be afraid of and that toys are great and all, but a comfy couch and a bowl full of food & treats is where it's at. With his future family, all Boris wants (in addition to a bottomless treat jar) is the feeling of security. Boris has been surrendered to a shelter twice which has caused this poor guy to feel very anxious and experience separation anxiety when left alone at home. He may cry, bark, or have accidents if left home alone uncrated but if utilizing a crate, he settles down after a few minutes. For these reasons, he would do best being in the crate at night too.Knowing his past experience being abandoned, his fosters highly recommend a family that is home most of the day. You can tell Boris is so thankful to currently be in a foster home instead of a shelter. He's great at meeting new people, greeting visitors, and being sweet with pre-teen age kids (other ages may be great too, he just hasn't had the chance to meet any other ages yet!). So if you want a homebody sidekick whose love language is food, just like you, or a WFH pup whose full time job is snuggling and cozying up on the couch... then Boris is just the ticket! Apply to adopt him today!Interested in adopting this dog? Visit our website (http://www.SecondCityCanineRescue.org) to fill out an application and to find out where this dog may be shown this weekend.We love our dogs. We want happy lives for all of them and are looking for the home that provides the best fit for each dog's individual needs. Please understand that there may be multiple families interested in this dog. Also, please know that the breed mix listed is simply a guess. In most cases, we don't know their background. We encourage you to base your decision on individual personality and pet qualities instead of relying on our guess.Please understand, we only adopt our animals out near the Chicagoland area. Questions? Email us at XXXX@sccrescue.org. Hope to see you become part of the SCCR family!Adoption processPlease e-mail XXXX@sccrescue.org if you are interested in any of our adoptable pets. Adoption Process and Policies:All dogs listed on this website are currently available for adoption, and are seeking loving forever homes. We are largely volunteer run and will do our very best to respond to your interest in one of our dogs as soon as possible. The decision to place one of our rescue dogs into an adoptive home is not one that we take lightly. We reserve the right to deny any application and may not disclose the reason for denial. We operate on a first-come first-qualified basis, and it is our goal to find the absolute best fit for both our dog and the adoptive family. We often have multiple applications on the same adoptable dog and we reserve the right to stop accepting applications at any point when there are an overwhelming number of applicants for the same dog. We do not share any applicant’s information with other potential adopters. We make every attempt to reply to all emails and phone calls within 24 hours. We understand that adopting a companion pet can be a very exciting and emotional process, but we ask that you please understand the importance of our process and respect our guidelines by recognizing the dog is not officially yours until the adoption has been approved and the contract has been signed. For this reason, we suggest you do not purchase supplies, or get any person (especially children) in your family overly excited until you have signed the adoption contract and the home visit has been completed. Remember, there are many factors that could affect whether or not the dog you have applied for is deemed the right fit for you, your family, and your home. In the event that the adopter is no longer able or willing to care for the adopted dog, the adopter understands that the dog MUST be returned to Second City Canine Rescue. Please note that this is stipulated in the adoption contract and SCCR will take legal action should it become necessary. Application – As a potential adopter, you will fill out and submit an adoption application, either in person at one of our Adoption Events or online. Your application will be reviewed by an SCCR Volunteer, who will contact you within 24 hours of submittal. Meet – Ideally, all members of the potential adoptive household (including other dogs!) meet the SCCR dog at an Adoption Event. You will speak with one of our Adoption Counselors to determine if the adoption would be a good fit for both the adopter and the dog. If all household members cannot be present, we do need at least 1 adult to meet the dog. Contract and Paperwork – If the application is deemed a good fit, an SCCR Adoption Counselor will contact you to move forward. You will fill out our adoption contract, which details our policies and procedures regarding the SCCR dog. This contract can be viewed at any Adoption Show. Home Based Meet & Greet – After the application has been approved and paperwork completed, a Home Based Meet & Greet may be done by an SCCR Volunteer. (*please note, if you are in a rented home, we will be contacting your landlord for their approval prior to adoption). This is to provide another opportunity for the dog and adopter to interact in a home-based environment and make sure it’s a good fit for both the dog and the new family. We do not require this; it is at foster home discretion to give them closure after caring for a dog in their home. Adoption Donation – We incur significant expenses to rescue each dog in our care, such as veterinary treatment & surgeries, food, shelter pull fees, transportation, etc. When you adopt a dog from SCCR, you aren’t “buying” a dog – your donation not only goes toward the care of your adoptive dog, but helps to make it possible for us to further our mission in rescuing dogs and placing them into forever homes. Adoption donations can be made with cash or credit card only. Sorry, no checks are accepted for adoption donations. All Second City Canine Rescue Adopted Dogs receive the following: Spay/Neuter SurgeryAge-appropriate VaccinationsMicrochipDe-wormingHeartworm Test (and treatment, if positive)Current on Flea & Tick PreventativeCurrent on Heartworm PreventativePlease note that we are unable to make any guarantees of future health, temperament, size, or breed of your adopted dog. We do our absolute best to create safe & healthy environments for the dogs while in our care. We expect adopters to do the same.Shelter locationWe are a largely foster-based rescue and have adoption events every Saturday from 10am-1pm! Check our calendar at http://www.secondcitycaninerescue.org/events to see where we will be this weekend! Please e-mail XXXX@sccrescue.org for more information.

Breed:

Labrador Retriever

Category:

Dogs

Color:

Black

Sex:

Male

Posted:

March 20 on Get-Pet