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MALONE – A1037332

Safe 6-4-2015 Manhattan
Rescue: Heaven Can Wait Rescue - NY
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MALONE – A1037332

***SAFER : EXPERIENCED HOME/NO SMALL CHILDREN***

MALE, GOLD / WHITE, AMERICAN STAFF MIX, 3 yrs
STRAY – EVALUATE, NO HOLD Reason STRAY
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 05/23/2015, From NY 10451, DueOut Date 05/26/2015,

Medical Behavior Evaluation GREEN
Medical Summary scan negative ears- wnl flea comb negative- treated with activyl male intact relaxed during exam
Weight 80.2

A Volunteer Writes: Dinosaurs had small heads, and where did it get them? (Exactly our point.) This big-headed love uses his grande tete to exhibit maximum intelligence (downright seductive he’s so dear, housetrained, kind, great manners, social with dogs and humans) and maximum kissability (this big head holds a very large, enthusiastic tongue.) Malone stole our hearts dancing around in his cage, practically crossing his paws until we got to him—such a clean boy, so eager to please, and wowza, if a dinosaur had ever looked at someone with such gorgeous, pleading eyes we’re sure they all would have been saved. We’re on the fence about the reptiles still lingering, but boy oh boy are we enthusiastic about our beloved Malone having a loving family headed—get it? we love him so much we can’t help bad puns—his way ASAP.

Another volunteer writes:
Look. At. That. Face! Malone is 80 pounds of sweet, mushy goodness and he garners attention and admiration wherever he goes. Adopt him for your family and you’ll have to get used to playing second fiddle when out in public as he’s showered with praise like ‘that’s a beautiful dog’ and ‘what a gorgeous boy’ by staff and strangers alike. Malone is full of love for people and he adores other dogs both large and small, even the yappy little ‘tough guys’ don’t faze him and he approaches each potential friend with calm good manners. Toys and treats are not Malone’s thing but he enjoys exploring and is always absolutely thrilled to be snuggled, settling his bulky butt right by my side and leaning in as I rub him all over and scratch behind his ears. When I sit down beside him and make smoochy noises he even gives kisses on demand! All this and he walks like a dream on leash too, peeing literally the second we step outside. Malone is super affectionate but he can get a bit jumpy when over-excited or stressed so an active family with older kids (and preferably some furry siblings!) would be the ideal fit for this gentle giant. Imagine how wonderful it would be to come home to that beautiful face every day…now hurry in to our Manhattan Care Center and make the dream a reality!

 

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