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Hello, My Name Is

Morty

Cats unknown, Good with Dogs, Puppy

Male

0 yrs

Status:

Available

Interested in Adopting

Morty?

Please review our adoption policies and complete an adoption application.

Not Ready to Adopt?

Consider fostering! CNR provides everything you need, you provide the loving home. And if you fall in love fosters are first in the adoption line.

Need More Info?

About Me.

Morty is a 6-month-old, 83-pound Newfoundland puppy who came into rescue after being surrendered to a shelter. His previous family underestimated just how big he would get, and he spent far too much of his young life confined to a crate.

Now Morty is getting the chance to be a puppy and he is making up for lost time.

He is a big, goofy, energetic boy who loves people and wants to be wherever his family is. He already knows sit, walks fairly well on leash, and is very treat motivated, which should make continued training easier.

Morty appears to enjoy other dogs and is eager to play. Because he is already so large and enthusiastic, larger canine companions would likely be the best fit. He has not yet been evaluated with cats, and because of his size and puppy energy, we are looking for a home without toddlers.

What the Rescue Provides

🐾 Up to date on Rabies, DHPP, Bordetella, and Lyme vaccinations🐾 4DX test (heartworm + tick-borne diseases)
🐾 Full bloodwork for dogs >5
🐾 Spayed/neutered (>18 months)
🐾 New martingale collar and leash
🐾 Starter supply of food 

Adoption

Process

  1. Submit an adoption application (required before consideration)

  2. Complete a phone screening, reference checks, and home visit

  3. Live within DC, MD, VA, or parts of WV (or within range of a CNR volunteer)

 

Outside our area? Visit the National Newfoundland Club Rescue to find a Newfoundland rescue near you.

Adoption
Requirements

  • Secure, physically fenced yard (attached to home, minimum 4 ft high)

    • Apartments and condos considered ​

  • No invisible/electric fences

  • Completed application and home inspection

  • Basic understanding of the Newfoundland breed

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