Woodstock's
Ready to Adopt

All our animals are spay/neutered, fully-vetted and microchipped. Come select your new forever friend TODAY.

Woodstock - Dog
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Get to Know Woodstock the Dog

Age:
Adult (1 - 7 yrs)
Primary Breed:
Mix
Primary Color:
Tan/Yellow/Fawn
Gender:
Male
Site:
Park Place
Description Woodstock
Woodstock is a wiggly, lovey-dovey guy who seems happiest when he’s right by someone’s side. He loves meeting people on walks, collecting pets wherever he goes, and following his person around with a wagging tail. Car rides are another favorite—especially with the windows down! Woodstock also enjoys squeaky toys, walks, and the occasional pup cup, which gets rave reviews. After a fun outing, he’s perfectly happy to spend the rest of the day snoozing. Play, people, snacks, nap—Woodstock gets it!

All adoptable pets are spayed/neutered (or scheduled), vaccinated, microchipped, and ready to go home today! No pre-application or appointment needed—just bring a valid ID and walk in. Our adoption fees are among the lowest in Cincinnati!

To meet our animals, visit our Northside shelters any day from 1–6pm. If listed as foster, email foster@cincycare.org to schedule a meet and greet. Adopting an adult dog with resident dogs or kids at home? Bring them along to ensure it’s a perfect match.

About Us: Cincinnati Animal CARE proudly serves Hamilton County’s humane society needs, dog warden, and animal control services. We help keep people and pets together and connect strays with future families.

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