Meet Enzo, a terrier/cattle dog mix, and Fig, a mixed breed. These two pups are looking for a forever home in the North Jersey or New York City area. While each of these dogs has a different personality, both are looking for a loving family to spend the rest of their lives with. Read on to find out more about Enzo and Fig and how to adopt any of the dogs from Waldo’s Rescue Pen.
Enzo
Waldo’s Rescue Pen
Name: Enzo
Race: Terrier/Cattledog mix
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Weight: 55 pounds
Years: one
Children: Yes
Dogs: Yes
Cats: I’m not sure
training box: Yes
Trained at home: Enzo is doing well with the home training and is 90% of the way there.
Leash Manners: Enzo is good on a leash but still gets excited for other dogs; he does best with a harness on.
Personality: Enzo is a big baby who has a lot of love to give. He likes to run, jump and play; he tug of war and fetch are some of his favorite games. If you let Enzo run through a park or your yard, we guarantee he’ll nap for hours. Enzo lets you work and do your things around the house, as long as you remember to pet him first and give him a treat here. He likes to snuggle, but his bed is his favorite place. When Enzo is eating breakfast and dinner, he enjoys the company and likes you to hang out with him until he’s done. He is a simple pup who wants you to love him like he will love you.
For information on adopting Enzo, click here.
Fig
Waldo’s Rescue Pen
Name: Fig
Race: Mixed
Weight: 35 pounds
Years: 11 months
Children: Unsafe
Dogs: Yes
Cats: Unsafe
training box: Yes
Trained at home: Yes
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Personality: Fig is sweet and snuggly and would love a space outside to play. She also loves being inside where she can watch Netflix, relax and still eat lots of goodies. Fig likes the dog park, where she can meet new friends. She’s a little nervous when she’s around new people, but she’ll warm to you quickly and she’ll be your new best friend. Fig loves frisbees, squeaky toys, and wind-up toys. She even loves to play chase and toss.
For information on adopting Fig, click here.
