Meet Chuck Bones – Your New Best Friend!
Chuck may have started his journey as a stray, but he’s been making up for lost time with plenty of love, belly rubs, and, of course, snacks! This charming 2-year-old Beagle mix (about 45 lbs) was found at a gas station, where he wasted no time jumping into a car—and straight into our hearts (after enjoying a hamburger, of course!).
Since June 12, 2024, Chuck has been living the good life as a foster, and now he’s ready to find his forever home! He’s housebroken, crate-trained, and great with people of all ages. He gets along well with other dogs and even cats but could use a little coaching when it comes to not snagging unattended snacks (hey, he’s a hound, after all!).
Chuck is a playful, confident, and affectionate pup with medium to high energy. He loves to chew on his toys! Despite his playful side, Chuck is also a first-class cuddler who will happily curl up next to you for a nap while you watch TV or read.
While he’s working on his leash manners (he’s a bit of a puller), he’d do best with a fenced yard where he can safely explore, run, and follow his hound instincts. He would make a perfect Nosework/Scentwork dog!
What we love about Chuck!:
He's your typical, silly hound and loves to lead with his nose, just as much as he loves to snuggle!
Chuck Bones is ready to fill your home with laughter, love, and lots of cuddles. Could he be your perfect match?
Is Chuck the one for you? He's got his doggie bags packed and he's ready to make his way home to you!
His adoption fee is $500! That covers all their vetting and care up until the point of adoption.
If interested, please reach out to Amie @
[email protected], and she will break down the adoption process for you and send you an application link! A meet and greet can be arranged with an approved application!
*Paws & Claws New England, a/k/a Paws and Claws Rescue is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization made up of volunteers and fosters who devote their time and love to help save homeless dogs and cats. We have adopted over nearly 5000 animals over the course of 15 + years!*
