Wilson Cairn Terrier & Jack Russell Terrier Mix Raleigh, NC

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Wilson

Breed: Terrier mix- Border Terrier/Jack mix?
Gender: Male, neutered
DOB: 3-15-2011
Weight: ~10 pounds
Microchipped
Adoption Fee: $150

Wilson's mom was having some challenges in her life and needed to find Wilson a safe place to live. Relatives reached out and so he found his way to us. He's a great little dog and will do fantastic in a new home!

This little guy gets along with other dogs and is a very busy boy! He enjoys exploring his world and fenced yard. He also enjoys the ladies! He's an older boy, but he's still very active.

Wilson is polite, knows his basic commands (sit, come). He seems to be house broken and eager to please! Wilson would do well in an active home as a walking/hiking partner. He likes the walks he has now, but could use some continued practice walking nicely on a leash!

Good w/ Other Dogs- Yes
Good w/ Cats- Seemed non-reactive
Energy Level- Moderate to high
Children- Teens
Grooming Needs- Low
Walks on Leash- Yes
Special Needs- No
Knows basic commands- Yes
Experienced Home- Helpful
Good First Time Dog- Possibly
Rides well in car- Yes
Crate Trained- Yes
Low Allergen- Possibly
Good apartment dog- Possibly
Fenced Yard- Preferred

Adoptive homes within the Raleigh, NC area preferred.

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Meetings with our pets are currently made only with an approved adoption form.

All HEART dogs have been spayed/neutered, vaccinated for rabies, distemper, parvo, adenovirus, and hepatitis. Some have been vaccinated for Bordatella. All are tested for heartworms and, if they test positive, have either been treated or provided alternative slow-kill treatment. Dogs are provided monthly heartworm and flea prevention. Dogs are also provided additional medical care, as needed. This care may include amputations, wound repair, treatment for skin disorders, dental care, treatment for infection and other medical needs.