Kollin and his siblings (our "K Litter") came to us all the way from South Carolina.  These babies put the cuteness factor way over the top!!  They also have positively darling personalities -- happy, playful, social, and affectionate.  They have simply charmed everyone whom they've met! 

These pups are predominantly Redbone Coonhound.  Our best guess is that there is Shar Pei or Boxer in the mix, but we are not sure.  Redbone Coonhounds are known to make great family dogs.  They love their humans and enjoy being included in activities with their people.  While they are people-oriented and affectionate, they generally are not as fervently attention-demanding as some other breeds (e.g., Labradors).  Redbones are said to combine handsome looks and an even temperament with a confident air. 

As for Kollin, he is the second largest of this litter.  He also has a wrinkly face that is about as cute as cute can be!!  He is a happy, affectionate little boy - just a joyful puppy.  He comes running to his foster mom for love.  And he also loves to play with his siblings.  Kollin is a social, well-adjusted pup who has a lifetime of love to give.  He will make a great companion to any responsible, loving family where he is treated as a family member & included in family life.

Adopting a puppy is a serious responsibility -- it involves a long-term commitment of time, love and resources.  So, please seriously & carefully evaluate your circumstances BEFORE deciding to adopt.  If you truly have the time, willingness & ability to meet your puppy's needs -- and to make a long-term commitment for your pet's entire life, no matter what may lie ahead in yours -- then please apply.  To do that, please register on our website (www.safeatlast.net), log back on with your username and password, and complete an online adoption application.  Once we have your application, a volunteer will be in touch to work with you through the review process.  

Our process is very straightforward, but it does involve a phone interview, reference checks and a home assessment.  An adoption fee of $300, and a refundable $35 spay/neuter deposit (required by NYS law), also apply.   

Because our animals are fostered in private homes and we do not have a centralized facility, you must be approved for adoption before you can meet the pups.  We appreciate your understanding in this regard.  Of course, if you would like additional information, or if you have any questions, please email us at info@safeatlast.net.  We are happy to assist.

Thank you for your interest in our rescue babies and for helping us save shelter pets, one life at a time.