Requirements for adoption
š¾ An active family dedicated to continuing leash training and making sure she gets plenty of daily exercise.
š¾ Physically fenced yard
š¾ Absolutely NO cats or chickens
š¾ Mollie requires interaction and stimulating play with her foster parents and or passive male boxer
š¾ Children 13+
Mollie- 2 Years old – Pending Adoption
$450.00
Dog’s Name: Mollie
Dog’s Approximate Age: 2.6 years old
Gender: Female
Dog’s Size: Medium (50lbs to 70lbs. as adult and healthy weight)
Dog’s Weight: 54 lbs.
Tail?: Full (long)
Good with small dogs?: Not tested with small dogs.
Good with big dogs?: Good with current resident passive 7 year old male boxer.
Good with cats?: Has not been cat tested.
Good with kids?: Mollie, a young boxer with a long natural tail, can be quite exuberant when greeting her humans, often jumping in the air. Weāre working on this behavior, but itās not ideal for small children. She would be a better fit for older kids, around 13 and up, who can understand how to play with her appropriately, much like adults.
Any medical issues?: None. UTD on all Vaccines as of 4/2/26.
Crate trained?: Don’t know yet.
House trained?: Yes.
Heartworms?: No.
4/4/2026: Mollieās Forever-Home Bio (from Mollie herself)! š¾ā¤
Hi! Iām Mollieā54 pounds of sleek, athletic muscle and sweet-girl energy. I moved in with my foster family on March 20, 2026, and Iāve been busy perfecting my best skills: being affectionate, learning fast, and making sure my people get their steps in.
My āIdeal Homeā Wishlist
- Active humans, please! Iām strong, smart, and I feel my best with daily exercise and ongoing leash training.
- Early birds win. I naturally wake up around 4ā5 a.m. and I love a 1.5ā2 mile run/walk in the morning and again in the evening.
- A tall, fenced yard would make my tail do the happy-thumpāextra room to stretch my legs is a big plus.
- No young kids for meāI’d do best in an adult home (or with older, dog-savvy teens).
- Absolutely no cats or chickens (in the home/yard, nearby neighbors, or regular visiting/feral cats). Iām not trying to be rudeāIām just being honest about my instincts.
What Iām Like at Home
- Sweet + affectionate: Iāll gently pop up on my hind legs to give you kisses (Iām polite about itāno body-slamming).
- Interactive player: Toys? Meh. Iād rather wrestle, romp, and do brainy, stimulating play with my people.
- Belly-rub enthusiast: Floor time is prime timeāespecially if it includes me rolling over for a full-service belly rub.
- Dog social vibes: I live with a calm 7-year-old male Boxer and do well with his mellow energy.
- Professional snuggler: I love snoozing beside you on the couch, hanging out while you cook, supervising home-office work, waiting patiently while you shower, and cuddling at night.
My Manners & Training Notes
- House trained: Iāll stand by the door and thump it with my tail when I need to go out.
- Respectful roommate: Iām non-destructive and I havenāt counter-surfed in my foster home.
- Crate status: Iām not kennel trained right now and Iām not especially interested in the crate.
- I know: āSit.ā (And Iām extremely intelligent, so Iām excited to keep learning.)
- Car rides & vet visits: Big fan of car rides, and I was great at the vet.
- Mealtime note: I eat fast, so I need a slow-feeder bowl. I also enjoy enrichment like a woof treat ball and snuffle mats.
Sound sensitivity: So far, I havenāt reacted to loud noises, but we havenāt had storms or fireworks yet to fully test that. Separation anxiety: My foster family is currently evaluating whether I show any signs when left alone.
If youāre an active household looking for a loyal, loving shadow who will happily keep you on a healthy routine, I might be your girl. Iāll bring the brains, the brawn, and the best couch cuddlesāyour job is to bring the leash-training commitment, the exercise, and a cat-free/chicken-free life. Ask to meet Mollie and see if weāre the perfect match!Ā ššššš¾ā¤š
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