Good With
- Cats
- Yes
- Other Dogs
- Sometimes / With Conditions
- Chickens / Poultry
- Yes
- Children
- Yes
- Young Children
- Yes
- Large Livestock
- Unknown
- Smaller Livestock
- Unknown
- Enjoys Water
- Yes
- Doggie Door
- Yes
- Strangers
- Friendly with Strangers
Courtesy Post: Cupid remains with his owner in the Pullman, WA area. IARN is helping his family find a new home and will accept and screen adoption applications. This loving, seven-year-old boy is ready for his next chapter.
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Courtesy Post: Cupid is not in IARN’s care. He remains with his owner in the Pullman, WA area while Idaho Animal Rescue Network helps his family find the right new home. IARN will accept and screen adoption applications on his behalf.
Cupid is a seven-year-old neutered Pit Bull mix who has quite literally been through the fire and come out the other side still loving his people.
This guy LOVES kids and is happiest being part of the family. He has a medium energy level and is potty trained and crate trained, although if something exciting is happening, he has been known to decide that crate rules are merely suggestions! Thankfully, he is not destructive and currently does well being left loose in the home.
Cupid is good with cats. He can be selective about other dogs, so we believe he would be happiest as the only dog in his new home. He walks using an Easy Walk-style harness and is vaccinated.
We are familiar with Cupid’s current family and know that he comes from a wonderful, loving home. Sometimes circumstances change and good families face incredibly difficult decisions for animals they love. Cupid has been well loved and cared for, and his family wants nothing more than to find the right next home for him.
Start with an application. We’ll talk through the next steps and arrange a meet and greet if it looks like a good fit.
Your gift helps provide food, veterinary care, training, transportation, and everything else Cupid and animals like them need while they wait for home. You can note Cupid when donating; unrestricted gifts are used where IARN needs them most.