Meet Glacier and Stan — a Coton de Tulear and a mixed breed who are looking to be adopted in the Essex County or North Jersey area. Glacier is a young, easy-going pup while Stan is older and full of love. Read on to learn more about Glacier, Stan, and how to adopt either dog.
Glacier
Name: Glacier
Breed: Coton de Tulear
Weight: Estimated 15 pounds when fully grown.
Age: 7 months
Ideal Home: Glacier would do best in a home that already has an adult dog.
Kids: 10+
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Dogs: Yes
Cats: Unknown
Crate-Trained: Glacier does well in his crate overnight.
House Trained: Working on it.
Other training: Glacier will need a family to continue training + socializing him so he can be the well-rounded adult we know he can be.
Leash Manners: Glacier is learning to walk on a leash and is doing well with it.
Personality: Glacier is an easy-going puppy who is happiest in people’s company. He will become your little shadow + never leave your side — he’s a snuggle bug + very loving. Glacier has a big personality for a little guy! He is goofy + happy-go-lucky. He has a big smile that lights up when he is playing or when he is about to cover you in kisses.
Medical: Glacier has a weak back leg — he will need a family who can medically commit to his needs in the future + monitor his progress.
For adoption information on Glacier, click here.
Stan
Name: Stan
Breed: Mixed breed
Weight: 55-60 pounds
Age: 6
Ideal Home: Stan would do best in a home with a fenced-in yard and with lots of property to roam around — like a farm.
Kids: 12+
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Dogs: Stan gets along with most dogs, both large + small. He also loves female dogs.
Cats: No
Crate-Trained: Yes
House Trained: Working on it.
Leash Manners: Stan walks well on a leash + enjoys long walks — he participated in 2022 Nutley’s St. Patrick’s Day Parade!
Personality: The best way to describe Stan is a stubborn old man mixed with a toddler. He acts set in his ways, but if you don’t pay attention to him, he will tear up your favorite throw pillow. Stan has a heart of gold and loves people; he doesn’t have a bad bone in his body. He thrives on routine, consistency, + keeping busy. He will do best with an experienced owner + a trained dog who he can learn from.
Why she/he was brought to the rescue: Stan was found as a stray in December 2021. He has since been adopted + returned twice after only days, without time to decompress + learn how to be a good boy. He was returned from a week’s stay in a foster home after completing his training program before he could put his freshly learned skills to use. Stan has worked so long and hard on his manners + needs an experienced and patient owner to give him a home.
For adoption information on Stan, click here.
