Buck came to us as a stray in early-February and was never reclaimed by an owner. After nearly 3 months in our care, he was adopted. However, after a few days in his new home, Buck was returned to WCAS due to his adopter citing that Buck was aggressive towards people coming into the home. Kennel staff noted that during the two almost three months Buck was in our care, Buck never displayed any signs of aggression. Upon his return, our team worked with Buck and shared that he remained relaxed with no change in behavior and enjoys being pet and being around people.
Buck is a vibrant and affectionate boy with an infectious love for life. He's a playful pup who relishes walks, chasing tennis balls, and then of course a good nap after all that exercise. His enthusiasm knows no bounds when it comes to outdoor activities, and he's always ready for an adventure. With his charm, Buck is ready to bring joy and excitement to the right home.
If you're seeking a fun-loving companion for your outdoor adventures and appreciate a dog with personality, consider Buck at WCAS!
??Buck is one of WCAS's longest staying resident! This means he is one of our Lonely Hearts Dogs, so 1/2 of his adoption fee is sponsored by the WCAS Auxiliary.
