New Bedford Hound Has a Heart of Gold & Needs a Home

Happy Wet Nose Wednesday! It's the best day of the week because we give the spotlight to an animal that is up for adoption on the SouthCoast in hopes of uniting them with the perfect family.

There are hundreds of animals waiting for homes in local shelters, and it's our mission to get those animals adopted.

This week, we head to New Bedford where a handsome hound hopes to steal your heart.

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Lighthouse Animal Shelter

Meet Koolaid. Koolaid is a 1-year-old, 42-pound hound mix residing at Lighthouse Animal Shelter in New Bedford. If you are looking to add a lovable goofball to your family, look no further. Koolaid is your guy.

Koolaid's tail never stops wagging.

"He's the kind of pup that turns every walk into a meet and greet," said the shelter. "Trust us, everyone wants to meet him."

Koolaid is still mastering the art of leash walking, He is so excited to explore the world, and he is full of enthusiasm and curiosity. With a little training, he'll be the best walking buddy around.

Koolaid is great with other dogs and is bound to bring joy to any household. He's goofy, happy, friendly, and downright adorable.

What more could you ask for?

Does Koolaid sound like a good fit for you and your family? Contact Lighthouse Animal Shelter online and schedule a play date today.

Koolaid cannot wait to meet you.

Lighthouse Animal Shelter

596 Hathaway Rd., New Bedford, MA

508-999-7387

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