Brody American Bulldog & Catahoula Leopard Dog Mix North Grafton, MA

Meet Brody, an approximately 1.5 - 2-year-old Catahoula/Pitbull Terrier mix weighing in at right around 100lbs! This handsome guy is an absolute lovebug with people. He’s social & outgoing with just about everyone - he doesn’t really seem to know what this whole “stranger” thing is. He’s well-behaved in the house and will keep you entertained with his wonderful personality. He is a big strong guy, so his new home should be used to handling extra-large dogs. Brody would be great in a home as the only pet. He has a decent prey drive, so no small animals for this big guy. He is super handsome as you can see in his photos and a great bed cuddle bug if you like sharing your bed with an extremely handsome, hairy, bright eyed fella with a cold nose.

Get your house ready and toys purchased for Brody. He loves to play and just wants a human companion that wants a fella to be their one and only and best friend!

**He is available for a meet & greet in North Grafton once your application has been approved.

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Adoption cost $620w. Transport

Adoption fee breakdown:
Adoption Fee: $ 395.00
Transportation Fee: $ 225.00
Quarantine fee if applicable: MA and NH residents or fostered there -- $155.00

Medical details:
All our dogs are altered (spayed or neutered), DHLPP, rabies, bordetella, heartworm tested with negative test results, microchipped, treated for parasites and on monthly heartworm and flea and tick prevention. A health certificate is issued by a licensed Louisiana veterinarian.

Adoption details:
In some instances, a meet and greet is not possible before adoption unless we have a foster home in New England available. Available for a Meeting confirms the dog is in a NE Foster home and available for a meeting in the city state provided. Most times our dogs get adopted before a foster home becomes available - and if so, they go straight to the adopters home. Foster parents talk to adopters and feel confident that this will be a match before our dogs are transported up. Also if by some chance it is not a match we have a safety net in place as we ask that adopters to let us know that it is not a match and we direct you to take the dog to a foster home or boarding kennel once that is arranged. If necessary, we will ask you to foster the dog until a foster home can be arranged.

Visit all available rescue animals at
http://www.cenlaallianceforanimals.com/