Yo, my name is Searcher. I’m a young pup. I’ve been scrolling, trying to find my new digs – hopefully somethin’ gucci. A house with a yard would be lit. Two parents? Yaas. One that works from home – YEET! TBH, I’ll even hang with them at work – no prob. I just need a bruh who can let me out a time or two during the day, know what I’m sayin’? Or else, I may poop. I’m still workin’ on my game, and don’t have the bathroom deal down, just yet. So, havin’ a parental unit that gets the whole potty trainin’ thing would be fire. You know what else would be dope? Lotsa walks or hikes. And after, we can just chill on the couch with the fam. I’m also ISO a plug for squeaky toys and balls. I can vibe with other dogs, cats, tweens or teens – you name it. No caps, it may take a hot minute for me to be chill with new peeps, but I’m always low key excited to have new friends. When folks leave me at home, I chillax in my crate – as long as it’s not too long.

Here’s what my foster momma been sayin’ about me, “Searcher has come such a long way in the weeks he has been in our home. We watched a scared shaky puppy turn into a confident good boy. He has learned how to play with his toys and trust people. When he came to us, he would tremble in place inside and now he knows what it means to have a home where he can run, jump, play, and most importantly sleep in the human beds. Searcher is happy doing anything from a 5-mile hike to a 12-hour movie marathon as long as he’s by your side. We learned early on that treats are the key to his heart!”

Now, TBH I think she may have fallen for me, but she just wants what’s best for me, like all moms do. Nittiest of all gritties, I am the rizzest pup who had a rough start to life. I overcame and now I am ready to live life with a fam of my own. Are you my peeps? Are you picking up what I am putting down? Then, get to filling out the app! And start rolling to Georgia, because I’m no UPS.

FBRN does not ship dogs as cargo, so adopters are expected to pick up their dogs from their foster family.

FBRN dogs are in foster care in people’s private homes. For the foster families’ safety, we do not disclose specific locations, and we don’t set up meet and greets prior to applications. For detailed information about the dogs in our care, please read the extensive bios on each dog.