COCO was rescued off the streets of Tijuana, Mexico in early February 2019. We were told he was rescued because he was injured and needed medical attention. The individual who rescued COCO off the streets of Mexico reached out to a Southern California rescue to take him in to their care. Shortly after he was transported to the rescue in Southern California, he was then transported to our rescue here in Northern California during the middle of March 2019.

COCO has spent the past year learning how to be a household dog. While he is crate trained, this is something he is still working on. He is also potty trained and gets along very well with several of the other dogs he is currently fostered with. COCO has a goofy, fun and playful personality. He will definitely put a smile on your face. He occasionally likes to snuggle and is happy to lay down and relax. He has wonderful leash skills and listens to corrections and commands fairly well. COCO is looking for a calm home that is happy to help him keep learning. He would prefer a home no small children or animal companions. If you are interested in meeting COCO please don’t hesitate to fill out the contact form below.