Jordan seeks his own special person

The Central Pennsylvania Animal Alliance (CPAA) and Furry Friends Network would like to introduce you to a very deserving and adoptable dog, who is appealing to the world -- “in his own words”:

Hi, I'm Jordan, a German shepherd mix who is looking for a place to permanently call home.

Although I don’t keep track of birthdays, I believe it’s true when they say I am about 4 years old. I live with a foster Mom who has her hands full with lots of other dogs. She has been kind enough to share some of her space with me until it is my turn to become someone’s special dog. I think about it every day, and keep my hopes high that we will meet soon.

Meanwhile, I am preparing for that special day. One of my friends comes to take me for car rides, another takes me out for walks. I absolutely LOVE riding in the car. Everyone laughs when they see me do my happy dance at the sound of “let’s get in the car!”

I love to learn, so when “sit”, “down” and “stay” were taught to me, I picked up on them quickly.

I hope someone will consider me as their only male dog. There are some times when I feel uncomfortable around other dogs. It confuses me, because other times I feel fine! I have shared space with cats and had fun with older children.

I am energetic and eager to please. If there is a place to nestle in front of the TV, I won’t disappoint you, affection is my middle name. I have heard people whisper that with this combination, I will make somebody very happy. And that is what I want to do, spend the rest of my years being devoted to the person who makes me theirs.

With paws and fingers crossed, Jordan and Mary (Trainer)

Furry Friends Network is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization – for more information on Jordan, visit www.furryfriendsnetwork.com and click on Adoptable Pets, or call Mary at (717) 268-1866.

CPAA is an all volunteer, 501(c)(3) charitable organization of over 60 area shelters and rescue groups working together to save the lives of dogs, cats, and other companion animals through public education, increased adoption rates, and an aggressive spay/neuter program. For details, e-mail zella@cpaa.info or visit www.cpaa.info.