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A little more personality
PUPP dog adoption in Sonora
Bark Twain (Gunner)
German Shorthaired Pointer
PUPP program dog
An application starts a conversation. FOAC confirms availability and the right fit, then coordinates next steps for meeting an animal.
Meet Bark Twain (Gunner).
Gunner “bark Twain”
Gunner is an amazing dog who strives to do good for his people. He absolutely loves squeaky toys and will squeak them till the cows come home! It’s the cutest thing ever! He loves playing with other dogs and kids, loves playing fetch or just playing in general. However gunner does not get along well with cats so he needs a cat free home. He loves to go on hikes and to just be wherever his people are. He learns super fast and knows a few commands like sit, stay (sometimes puppy brain takes over and you have to remind him), lay down, come, and working on “leave it” and making good progress with it. He is house trained as well. He will make someone a phenomenal dog.
2 years, pointer
Neutered/UTD/microchipped
Sonora ca
(209)533-3622
About Bark Twain (Gunner)
- Species
- Dog
- Sex
- Male
- Age group
- Adult
- Listed age range
- (3-8 years)
- Size
- Medium
- Listed size range
- 26-60 lbs
- Primary breed
- German Shorthaired Pointer
- Mixed breed
- Yes
- Coat length
- Short
- Color
- Black, Gray / Blue / Silver
Health and care
- Spayed / neutered
- Yes
- Vaccinations up to date
- Yes
- Special needs
- No
- House trained
- Yes
FOAC will confirm the applicable adoption fee. See FOAC’s adoption fees.
Household compatibility
- Dogs
- Yes
- Cats
- No
- Children under 8
- Yes
- Children 8 and older
- Unknown
- Other animals
- Unknown
Unknown means the listing does not confirm compatibility. Include your household and care questions in your adoption application.
The adoption process
Adopting through FOAC
These are FOAC’s general policies. Your adoption review will cover this pet’s specific care.
About FOAC
FOAC is a mostly volunteer nonprofit helping pets since 2001 in Sonora, Tuolumne County and nearby communities. We ease shelter overcrowding, support animals’ medical and social needs, and help people unable to keep their pets.
Applying and meeting
Submit FOAC’s application even after a Petfinder inquiry or adopter profile. We review your household and animal interest, then discuss next steps. Applying neither reserves an animal nor guarantees adoption.
Most pets live with foster families, receiving companionship while we learn their needs. Arrange your meeting with FOAC after applying and before visiting.
Veterinary care
FOAC provides care appropriate to age and needs: vaccinations, rabies vaccination when age-appropriate, heartworm testing for dogs, and feline leukemia (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) testing for cats.
Spay/neuter and vouchers
Spay/neuter happens before adoption when possible. Puppies and kittens may leave before surgery because of age or timing. FOAC provides a voucher; adopters must arrange surgery.
Other outstanding required care also receives a voucher. The team explains that care and your responsibilities.
Facility
15107 Tuolumne Road, Sonora, CA 95370. Monday–Saturday: 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Sunday: closed.
FOAC confirms availability and fit through the adoption application. Listings last checked .
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