Intake November 13, 2020

Bizi was found as a stray at an Indian Reservation in Minoqua, Wisconsin. He roamed freely for a week when he was then picked up by a very caring family. He was on stray hold, flyers were put up in several locations and on facebook. No one claimed him. After his stray hold, we brought him into APOL.

Debizi means "Lucky" in Ojibwa. We call him Bizi. He is a very active pup, likes to play and socialize with the other fosters dogs his age. We are working on potty training and manners. Bizi will not be available for adoption until he is old enough to be neutered, we believe he is 8-12 weeks old at this time.

Pupdate

Bizi is now six months old and has been neutered and also had his baby canines extracted. Bizi is looking for a home with either young, playful pups and older children. Bizi should not go to a home with older pups as he wants to continually play hard. He hasn't a mean bone in his body, loves all people and older children that have been taught to respect animals. Bizi has a yearning to run, so a 6' fence will be required. He loves to jump 4' snow drifts and run like the wind.

Bizi has extremely long legs and takes every advantage to jump as high as he can. He does not jump on tables but will jump up on furniture and make himself welcome wherever he lands. He enjoys cuddling and giving kisses. For the most part, Bizi is potty trained, he goes to the door when he needs to relieve himself. He still has accidents at night so he wears a belly band when he sleeps in the 'big' bed with foster mom and foster brothers/sisters.

Bizi is up to date on all his vaccinations, is microchipped and neutered.