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Newman

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Fair warning: one look into these baby blues and you'll be wrapped around Newman's paws forever!

If you're looking for a gentle, easygoing companion, Newman may be your perfect match. This handsome 2-year-old neutered male has the most stunning blue eyes and a calm, sweet personality that wins people over the moment they meet him.

One of Newman's best qualities is his wonderfully mellow nature. He walks beautifully on a leash without pulling and is content to stroll quietly by your side. He already knows commands like sit and come, keeps his kennel clean, and happily returns to his run without hesitation. He's a well-mannered boy who seems eager to please and would likely learn additional commands with ease.

Newman gets along well with other dogs and has a more submissive, laid-back personality. He doesn't bark at other dogs or seek out attention from them, but he's comfortable sharing space and would do well with a canine companion. He has shown polite, respectful behavior around cats so far, choosing to quietly ignore them rather than engage.

This sweet boy isn't interested in toys - treats are much more his style! Watch him sit and take his treat gently.  He is happiest when receiving pets, affection, and attention from his people. His energy level is low to moderate, making him an excellent fit for someone looking for a relaxed companion rather than a high-energy adventure buddy.

Newman's ideal home is a calm, loving environment where he can enjoy the simple things in life: leisurely walks, cozy naps, plenty of affection, and a family who appreciates his steady, gentle nature. He would be happy as an only dog or sharing his home with another easygoing pet.

Patient, sweet, quiet, and incredibly lovable, Newman is the kind of dog who makes every day a little better just by being there. And did we mention those beautiful blue eyes?  One look into them, and you'll be completely smitten.

Newman currently weighs 59 pounds and is enjoying life after arriving at our rescue underweight.  He's completed heartworm treatment and is doing great, with only routine heartworm prevention needed going forward.  Newman has been brought up-to-date on vaccinations, is microchipped, and neutered.  He has been given a Proheart-6 injection for 6 months of heartworm prevention.  

Newman will be ready to travel north in mid-to-late August to be adopted.  Please contact Cheryl if you are approved to adopt through SGRR.  If not yet approved, please fill out an application.  

Rescued dogs come with a range of needs - from behavioral to emotional to medical.  When approved applicants adopt such dogs, they agree to continue the rehabilitation we have begun.

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  • Home
  • About Our Rescue
    • Meet Our Rescuers
    • Contact Us
    • Disclaimer
  • Adoption Info
    • Adoptable Dogs
    • Adoption Info
    • Courtesy Postings
    • Why A Golden?
    • Adoption Fees
    • Adoption Application
    • Adoption Contract
    • Setting Up for Success
    • Microchips
    • Happy Tails 2026 >
      • Happy Tails 2025
      • Happy Tails 2024
      • Happy Tails 2023
      • Happy Tails 2022
      • Happy Tails 2021
      • Happy Tails 2020
      • Happy Tails 2019
      • Happy Tails 2018
      • Happy Tails 2017
      • Happy Tails 2016
      • Happy Tails! 2014-2015
    • Adoption Stories
    • Forever Fosters
    • Going Home
    • Slip Leads REQUIRED!
    • Crate Training
    • Separation Anxiety
    • Black Goldens
    • Adopting a Blind Dog
    • Wendy's Rescue
  • Surrendering Your Dog
    • Intake Form
    • Vet Records Authorization Release
    • Keeping Your Dog
  • Fostering
  • How You Can Help
    • Volunteer >
      • Volunteer
  • Is it Time to Say Goodbye?
  • Education & Healthcare
    • Heartworm Information
    • AKC Alternative Listing Process
    • The Morris Foundation
  • Trainers
  • Get to Know Us!
  • Paypal & Credit Cards
  • Tributes
  • Rainbow Bridge
    • Rainbow Bridge 1
    • Rainbow Bridge 2
    • Sunshine Angels
  • Donation Opportunities
    • The Memphis Legacy Fund
  • Bequests
  • Members Only