Wren

Look at this gorgeous girl!! Wren is a typical Coonhound--loud, fun, active, affectionate, and playful! She came from a home with another dog, cat, and multiple children. Wren is house and crate trained and has stellar basic obedience skills!! She can be a loud girl and was used to wearing an ecollar or bark collar in her previous home. We have worked diligently to diminish her recreational barking with different methods while she is with us, but she is expressive when happy, hungry, needing to go out, and in general moments when she wants to express love and excitement! Wren may require a fenced-in yard, a run, or to always be leashed. While she was raised on an invisible fence and e-collar trained, her Coonhound tendencies mean she can want to greet neighbors in loud and intense way. In her previous home, she began not to notice an in-ground fence collar when she was on the MOVE, and thus may need to be retrained on it in a new home. This lady has no experience hunting and is gentle as can be--she has always been an indoor, eagerly loved, family dog. Wren would love to share a home with another dog or multiple dogs! She is playful in the daycare and has not met a single dog that she does not love to play with. She is gentle and considerate around cats. Because of her boisterous nature, children over 8 may be the best fit for Wren. An approved application is the first step to meeting any available animals. All dogs in our care are up to date on vaccinations, heartworm/lyme testing, monthly flea and tick preventative, monthly heartworm preventative, fecal testing, and are spayed/neutered prior to adoption if not already. All dogs in our care leave on foster-to-adopt contracts for the first 14-30 days in potential homes. These contracts set clear boundaries and expectations for potential adopters to ensure dogs are kept safe and set up to succeed in their transitions. If you are interested in adopting, please email [email protected]. If you are looking to adopt a dog, any current dogs in your home must be up to date on Rabies, Distemper and Kennel Cough, heartworm/Lyme testing, monthly flea and tick preventative, monthly heartworm preventative, fecal testing, and be spayed/neutered. If you have any current cats in your home, they must be up to date on their Rabies, Distemper, flea/tick medication, and be spayed/neutered. If you are interested in adopting, or have any questions, please email [email protected]. All Ears Animal Rescue and Sanctuary Bridgton, ME