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Ready for this face? I'm Hooch. I would really like to know what Colorado is. People around here keep talking about how wonderful it is; hikes in the snow, play in the snow, roll in the snow... Sounds fun, right? Of course, SWAT also said I can stay an Okie if the right family applies for me. Here's the scoop. I showed up on a property one day and the humans really wanted me to get closer to them. Well, I called, "stranger danger" and took off. A few days went by and I finall y gave in. My nose and stomach took over. I spent a couple of days with some nice folks and then I went to the vet, took a snooze and when I woke up I was missing....well, I got neutered. Apparently, I'm smarter now. Anyway, I'm still at the vet's office because no one will foster me. So, here I am, begging for a family of my own. Here's the thing, I shouldn't be around smaller children. When I am unsure of new situations, I tend to let out a few growls. I can't help it, it just happens. As big as I am, it scares people. Small children are out of the question. I could really use a fenced yard and maybe another dog as a playmate. I LOVE riding in the car. I just hop right in and I'm ready to go. Well, it may not happen right away, but once I get settled in and comfortable with my new family and home, I call shotgun! SWAT thinks I'm about 1.5-2 years old. I'm underweight, but I'm very tall. The humans are thinking Husky/Shepherd mix. I'm thinking I just have an insane amount of hair. The new family should expect chances of "snow" in their living room. My fluffies fly all over if I'm not brushed on a regular basis! So, think we might be a match? Fill out the adoption application and we shall find out. My fee is only $75. That covers everything that happened to me while I was napping at the vet. www.savingwhiskersandtails.org