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Name: "Lucky"
Gender: Male (Neutered)
Age: Approx. 3 years
Weight: Approx 14 lbs.
Special Needs: None
Crate Trained: Yes
House Trained: No
Rescue: Found as stray and taken to shelter. We took Lucky in at the shelter's
request because he needed extended Medical care and time to recuperate.
Medical: Vetted, Up-to-date on vaccinations, Neutered, Heartworm negative
and on a monthly preventative.
Gender: Male (Neutered)
Age: Approx. 3 years
Weight: Approx 14 lbs.
Special Needs: None
Crate Trained: Yes
House Trained: No
Rescue: Found as stray and taken to shelter. We took Lucky in at the shelter's
request because he needed extended Medical care and time to recuperate.
Medical: Vetted, Up-to-date on vaccinations, Neutered, Heartworm negative
and on a monthly preventative.
Lucky came to us after a local shelter's adoption coordinator appealed to Boston Rescue
to help this little guy get a new start. He was found as a stray and appeared to have been
scrapping for food and survival in general while out on his own. He had a chunk of ear
missing from the left side, several scratches, bites, and scars on him as well as a left eye
that was severely ulcerated. Upon examination it was determined that the eye could not
be saved and an enucleation (removal of the eye) was performed. The lids were sewn
together so there would not be a chance of infection...it's actually kind of cute because he
always looks like he's winking at you. This has not slowed him down one bit and he
functions just like any other dog. Lucky was extremely thin when he came to us and
gaining some weight was one of the goals added to his recovery agenda. Lucky at first
appeared low key and only wanted to be carried around and held on his back like a baby.
But as this little rascal recovered, we soon realized we had an energetic little dude on our
hands who had plenty of life and playful energy...but he still enjoys a calm, laid back
evening just snuggling on the couch with his people.
This cutie is a lovely little, energetic companion to people, and he loves everyone he
meets. He has really been working on his doggie socialization skills since coming to
MBTR and now gets along very well with most dogs. He's pretty much a "ladies man"
and gets along with female dogs with no problem. He also is quite sociable and playful
around male dogs who don't try to bully him. He is quite cooperative in sharing his space
with other dogs as long as they mind their manners. Then antics of sassy, dominant
males do not impress Lucky and pushiness will not be tolerated. He may be small, but he
will defend himself if directly confronted. Lucky doesn't like confrontation but then
again, who does?. He enjoys his space when eating and prefers not to share a bowl with
other dogs. Setting the food bowls a few feet apart is also greatly appreciated so that
Lucky doesn't feel like someone else might get his food....remember there was a time
when other street dogs beat Lucky up to steal his food. So if you had been starving on
the streets, you'd probably be protective of your food as well. He, however, minds his
manners perfectly if a person take up his bowl and he would never dream of growling at a
person who touched his food bowl. While we believe Lucky could successfully cohabitate
with calm, submissive companions, we feel he'd also do well as an only dog. And while
we understand that work is necessary for most of us in order for us to support ourselves
and our Boston kids, if you work long hours which would require you to leave Lucky
alone, or worse, if you left him crated for 10-12 hours a day, then please look no further.
Lucky thrives on interaction and play with his people and flourishes with plenty of
exercise. He would wither and slip into depression if restrained and ignored for long
hours every day. We don't believe any dog should be crated for long hours but feel it
would be particularly detrimental to lively little Lucky who so very much enjoys being
around his people or his doggie friends.
Lucky is energetic and loves to run, jump and play. He can jump up and down just like a
little jack rabbit! Because he loves to jump and romp, a home without small children is a
must. He will walk on a leash but likes to be a clown about it. He likes to grab the leash
in his mouth, trot up ahead of his person a few steps, and take them for a walk! This little
Boston is a real character for sure. He has a jaunty, lively little trot and it seems as if his
little feet barely touch the ground. He always seems to be walking on air! His leggy, lean
build and graceful little trot reminds us of a fleet footed gazelle. Lucky struts along
beside you like he just won Best in Show at Westminster! He seems to just ooze with an
over abundance of a sheer joy of just being alive, healthy, and loved! A roomy, securely
fenced yard would be this little guy's own personal Heaven so that he could get lots of
exercise and have plenty of room to play with his person or chase some well thrown toys.
Apartment life would probably be just fine for Lucky as long as you enjoyed trips to the
dog park or didn't skimp on a brisk walk after dinner to let him expend some energy. He
needs someone who's going to let him have plenty of exercise and he would be a great
walking/jogging partner as long as you are mindful to not over do it on hot days. Lucky
is one of those "fun" dogs that's willing to go where ever or do whatever his people
invited him to do with them. We believe he would enjoy the company of older children
to play with. Lucky is quiet and well behaved in the evenings and very content to lie
quietly on his doggie bed although his favorite place to snuggle is in his person's lap! He
likes for his foster dad to hold him on his back like a baby and rock him in the recliner.
This little guy is extremely loving and just loves to be petted, held, snuggled and be given
lots of attention. There are no cats at Lucky's foster home but we're going to guess he'd
chase one and relish it as great fun if given just half the chance. So a home without cats
is probably a good idea.
Lucky's 'luck' has definitely changed from those days of fighting for survival on the
streets. He's healthy, happy, and the picture of a good looking Boston with his sleek
black coat that gleams in the sunlight. Now he's looking to get even luckier and find the
perfect forever home. You'll be the lucky one if you choose this lively little leprechaun to
be your new best friend. You'll have a faithful companion in Lucky as well as your very
own court jester as he always keeps us laughing with his very cute and silly antics. You
don't have to go chasing rainbows to find your very own pot of gold. This little treasure
of a Boston can be found right here at MBTR and he's just waiting for you to fill out this
ADOPTION APPLICATION. Don't keep this precious little boy waiting!
ADOPTION FEE $200.00
to help this little guy get a new start. He was found as a stray and appeared to have been
scrapping for food and survival in general while out on his own. He had a chunk of ear
missing from the left side, several scratches, bites, and scars on him as well as a left eye
that was severely ulcerated. Upon examination it was determined that the eye could not
be saved and an enucleation (removal of the eye) was performed. The lids were sewn
together so there would not be a chance of infection...it's actually kind of cute because he
always looks like he's winking at you. This has not slowed him down one bit and he
functions just like any other dog. Lucky was extremely thin when he came to us and
gaining some weight was one of the goals added to his recovery agenda. Lucky at first
appeared low key and only wanted to be carried around and held on his back like a baby.
But as this little rascal recovered, we soon realized we had an energetic little dude on our
hands who had plenty of life and playful energy...but he still enjoys a calm, laid back
evening just snuggling on the couch with his people.
This cutie is a lovely little, energetic companion to people, and he loves everyone he
meets. He has really been working on his doggie socialization skills since coming to
MBTR and now gets along very well with most dogs. He's pretty much a "ladies man"
and gets along with female dogs with no problem. He also is quite sociable and playful
around male dogs who don't try to bully him. He is quite cooperative in sharing his space
with other dogs as long as they mind their manners. Then antics of sassy, dominant
males do not impress Lucky and pushiness will not be tolerated. He may be small, but he
will defend himself if directly confronted. Lucky doesn't like confrontation but then
again, who does?. He enjoys his space when eating and prefers not to share a bowl with
other dogs. Setting the food bowls a few feet apart is also greatly appreciated so that
Lucky doesn't feel like someone else might get his food....remember there was a time
when other street dogs beat Lucky up to steal his food. So if you had been starving on
the streets, you'd probably be protective of your food as well. He, however, minds his
manners perfectly if a person take up his bowl and he would never dream of growling at a
person who touched his food bowl. While we believe Lucky could successfully cohabitate
with calm, submissive companions, we feel he'd also do well as an only dog. And while
we understand that work is necessary for most of us in order for us to support ourselves
and our Boston kids, if you work long hours which would require you to leave Lucky
alone, or worse, if you left him crated for 10-12 hours a day, then please look no further.
Lucky thrives on interaction and play with his people and flourishes with plenty of
exercise. He would wither and slip into depression if restrained and ignored for long
hours every day. We don't believe any dog should be crated for long hours but feel it
would be particularly detrimental to lively little Lucky who so very much enjoys being
around his people or his doggie friends.
Lucky is energetic and loves to run, jump and play. He can jump up and down just like a
little jack rabbit! Because he loves to jump and romp, a home without small children is a
must. He will walk on a leash but likes to be a clown about it. He likes to grab the leash
in his mouth, trot up ahead of his person a few steps, and take them for a walk! This little
Boston is a real character for sure. He has a jaunty, lively little trot and it seems as if his
little feet barely touch the ground. He always seems to be walking on air! His leggy, lean
build and graceful little trot reminds us of a fleet footed gazelle. Lucky struts along
beside you like he just won Best in Show at Westminster! He seems to just ooze with an
over abundance of a sheer joy of just being alive, healthy, and loved! A roomy, securely
fenced yard would be this little guy's own personal Heaven so that he could get lots of
exercise and have plenty of room to play with his person or chase some well thrown toys.
Apartment life would probably be just fine for Lucky as long as you enjoyed trips to the
dog park or didn't skimp on a brisk walk after dinner to let him expend some energy. He
needs someone who's going to let him have plenty of exercise and he would be a great
walking/jogging partner as long as you are mindful to not over do it on hot days. Lucky
is one of those "fun" dogs that's willing to go where ever or do whatever his people
invited him to do with them. We believe he would enjoy the company of older children
to play with. Lucky is quiet and well behaved in the evenings and very content to lie
quietly on his doggie bed although his favorite place to snuggle is in his person's lap! He
likes for his foster dad to hold him on his back like a baby and rock him in the recliner.
This little guy is extremely loving and just loves to be petted, held, snuggled and be given
lots of attention. There are no cats at Lucky's foster home but we're going to guess he'd
chase one and relish it as great fun if given just half the chance. So a home without cats
is probably a good idea.
Lucky's 'luck' has definitely changed from those days of fighting for survival on the
streets. He's healthy, happy, and the picture of a good looking Boston with his sleek
black coat that gleams in the sunlight. Now he's looking to get even luckier and find the
perfect forever home. You'll be the lucky one if you choose this lively little leprechaun to
be your new best friend. You'll have a faithful companion in Lucky as well as your very
own court jester as he always keeps us laughing with his very cute and silly antics. You
don't have to go chasing rainbows to find your very own pot of gold. This little treasure
of a Boston can be found right here at MBTR and he's just waiting for you to fill out this
ADOPTION APPLICATION. Don't keep this precious little boy waiting!
ADOPTION FEE $200.00
