Courier pets of the week for Jan. 28
Call TCRAS at (719) 686-7707
Kale is a very special boy who needs the perfect home that will continue his training and accept his quirks. He’s a slender, handsome fella weighing in at about 52lbs. He doesn’t like sharing his things with anyone, so the staff at TCRAS has been helping him learn what sharing is caring means. He’s also picky with dog friends, so introductions are a must.
This gorgeous boy is Cola and he is very sweet, but slow to trust. Due to his nervous behavior meeting new people we recommend that he is visited more than once prior to his adoption. He may be slow to trust but once you earn his trust, he will be a shadow. Granted, a shadow that is still scared of sudden movements, extra loud noises and of course…his own shadow. Cola is food motivated which has been helping with his training. He enjoys walks but is still learning polite leash manners. Luckily, he has been making some canine friends to help show him the ropes. He enjoys playing but can be picky about his canine companions.
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