ADOPTABLE PUPS

Daisy is a 2 year old labradoodle. She has cerebellar htypoplasia. She is potty trained, crate trained and loves other dogs to play with. She walks independently but very wobbly and also uses a wheelchair sometimes. Her favorite thing to do is lounge on the sofa or a dog bed.

Chloe

Chloe is a 7 month old, female frenchie. She has a spinal injusry and is undergoing medical assessment.

Mickey: ADOPTABLE

Diagnosis: Vestibular disease.

Mickey has mild vestibular disease but is otherwise a typical happy puppy!

Hazel

Status: New Intake

Hazel is an 8 week old, female english bulldog.
We are still gathering information about who Hazel is. Stay tuned!

Alexandria (Alex)

Alex is an 8 month old lab mix. Shes very affectionate and smart. She has severe cerebellar symptoms and currently uses a wheelchair for independent mobility. She loves other dogs and is doing great in her foster home. Shes learning crate training, potty training and just started swim therapy!

Sara

Status: Adoptable
Sara is an 8 month old mini schnauzer. She is new to our rescue and has recently had a very short haircut because she arrived extremely matted. She is very happy and well adjusted. Sara has all of the typical cerebellar hypoplasia symptoms: High stepping, intention tremors, drunk/wobbly walking and wide splayed paws. She also has that happy go lucky demeanor that we all love. Her mobility is excellent and she can get around really well on her own. She is potty trained and currently learning how to be at peace when alone in her crate.

Tim: Adoptable

Tim is a male Great Pyrenees. He was surrendered to us by a vet clinic after he was brought in by a breeder at 8 weeks to be euthanized. At that time, he was presenting with vision issues and couldn't stand or walk on his own. Since coming to us, he has great independent mobility with just a slight sway in his walk. He is completely blind but you would never know it by looking at him. He navigates the world around him flawlessly. The neurologist believes that at some point during the birth process, Tim lost oxygen to the brain which is responsible for his mobility challenges that he has mostly grown out of and the blindness. Tim loves people, kids and dogs and will do well with a family who understands the Great Pyr breed.

Due to the unique nature of welcoming a dog with a neurological disability into your family, the Be Like Josh Foundation requires all adopters to travel to the Phoenix area for a minimum of two nights for a meet and greet/adoption trial prior to finalizing the adoption.

Currently, due to travel restrictions and vaccination requirements, we are only able to adopt to homes located in the contiguous United States.

Adoption Application

First Name

Name of dog you are interested in

Phone Number

Last Name

Address

Type of home

Is your yard fenced?

Does your pool have a fence?

Do you own or rent?

Do you have a pool?

Do you have a dog door?

Is there a breed or size restriction?

Are all pets in your house spayed / neutured?

Where will the adopted pet sleep?

What kind of food do your pets eat?

Where will the adopted pet spend the day?

How will the adopted pet get exercise?

How many hours a day will the adopted pet be alone?

Where will the adopted pet stay when left alone?

Do you have a regular Vet? If yes, please list contact info

Size preference?

Additional preferences?

What arrangements will you make for the care of your pets in case of an emergency?

What would you do with the animal if you had to move?

Have you ever had a pet euthanized?

Sex preference?

Please describe in detail the pet you are looking for

What reasons would you consider giving up / returning the adopted pet?

Have you ever turned an animal in to the shelter?

Will you allow us to perform home checks?

Name / Signature

Today's Date

Thank You!