Douglas

Terrier / Mixed (short coat) · 9 Years 1 Month · male · large

Hilton Head Humane Association · 69 mi away

Life with Douglas: Roo’s summary

Howroo! That’s hello in dog. Let’s picture life with Douglas.

Personality & daily life

• Affection & connection

  The rescue says: “Lots of nice, long walkies (he's still very strong!), a soft bed, a warm blanket to snuggle into, and maybe a tasty bone for dessert.”

• Everyday personality

  The rescue says: “He’s a laid-back, gentle guy who’s happiest lounging by your side, soaking up love, and dreaming about snacks.”

Health & care from the listing

Health and care details aren’t recorded in this bio. Ask about test results, vaccines, and ongoing care.

Things to look out for

No specific considerations are described here — that doesn’t mean there are none. Ask about training and household needs.

Questions to confirm with the rescue

• How do they handle time alone, and what does their daily routine look like?
• What have you observed around children and other pets, and how should introductions work?
• What care, medication, vet follow-up, or costs should I plan for?

Based on the recorded bio, not a match rating. Confirm needs and compatibility with the rescue.

In the rescue’s words

Meet Douglas, a nearly 9-year-old, 64-pound sweetheart with a heart as big as his stomach! This handsome lover boy came to the shelter after being found as a stray, but he’s ready to trade shelter life for cozy naps and forever cuddles. Douglas is a total foodie at heart: his super sniffer can detect treats from a mile away. He’s a laid-back, gentle guy who’s happiest lounging by your side, soaking up love, and dreaming about snacks. His perfect home? Lots of nice, long walkies (he's still very strong!), a soft bed, a warm blanket to snuggle into, and maybe a tasty bone for dessert. Most of all, Douglas is looking for someone to love as deeply as he’ll love them right back.

This description comes from Hilton Head Humane Association's own listing and can change. Availability, health, and temperament are confirmed by the shelter — always ask them before you decide. How we use pet information.