Bote

Meet Bote, our gorgeous gentle giant.

About Bote

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Look at that face, and that fabulous coat!

Bote is a big guy, probably a setter-mix, and is full of love to give. He travels well in the car, walks nicely on a leash, can wait patiently for hours, and hasn’t shown any destructive tendencies.

And he adores people. 

And did we mention that he’s gorgeous?!

He is a confident and loving character, and while he loves people, he doesn’t like pulling-pushing or being grabbed (who does though?!) so would probably be best suited to a home without small children. He thrives around adults though and is hugely popular with the volunteers at the shelter who love his amiable nature and his good behavior when taken out for walks.

He gets on well with other dogs, and although he is quite large, he is not overly energetic, so can be easily handled… Unless it’s grooming time, that is! Bote likes his coat natural and can’t stand any clippers or brushes. He did tolerate a haircut with scissors before though, and despite the bumpy finish he did seem very proud of the result, as you can see in his third photo!

Bote loves long strolls and hikes so would be an ideal companion for someone with an active lifestyle who wants a hilarious, very affectionate and loving friend who can hop in a car and hike for hours every weekend. Does this sound like you?

Likes:
Long walks, people
Dislikes:
Being groomed

Make a difference in Bote’s life.

Bote needs the help of people like you. All of our dogs ultimately need a forever home, but greatly benefit from any level of connection.

You can help Bote by adoption, fostering, or sponsoring the expenses of him staying at the shelter.

Give him a forever home.

If you are ready to expand your family and welcome this loving soul into your home, we’d love to speak with you.

Be his Guardian Angel.

For as little as $10/mo you can sponsor Bote’s stay at our shelter.

You’ll get exclusive sponsor-only updates about Bote.

Foster Bote

You can provide a temporary home to show him what a loving home is like and create space in our shelter for other dogs.