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Banjo (In Foster)

Marshall, VA at Middleburg Humane Foundation

Mixed Breed (Small) Adult Male Medium
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Name Banjo (In Foster)
Species Dog
Breed Mixed Breed (Small)
Age Adult
Sex Male
Size Medium
Color Brown & None
Adoption Fee 150
Location Marshall, VA
Shelter Middleburg Humane Foundation
Status Available

Banjo (In Foster) is a adult male Mixed Breed (Small) (medium) available for adoption at Middleburg Humane Foundation in Marshall, VA. Adoption fee: 150.

About This Dog

Hi there! I'm Banjo, a 9-year-old brown and tan mixed breed with a big personality packed into a compact 23.5-pound frame 🐕 I'm already neutered, housetrained, and crate trained - basically ready to slot right into your life! I'm affectionate and gentle with kids, adaptable to new situations, and I …
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Good with Kids Crate Trained Easy on Leash Medium Energy Housetrained More details below
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What WeRescue Scout knows about Banjo (In Foster)

Banjo is a cheerful, adaptable companion who thrives in a home that enjoys outdoor adventures and gentle, consistent interaction. He’s perfect for a family or individual who values a loyal, affectionate dog with a playful spirit and a calm demeanor.

Good to know
  • Requires ongoing dental care management
Good with kids Good with other dogs estimated Good with cats estimated Moderate energy Well-trained Some pet experience helps estimated Apartment-friendly Very affectionate Low-maintenance coat estimated Has special needs Has ongoing medical needs

WeRescue Scout summarized this from the shelter's original listing and may include estimates. Please contact Middleburg Humane Foundation to confirm any details before adopting.

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About Banjo (In Foster)
Compatibility
Good with Kids
Personality
Crate Trained Easy on Leash Medium Energy Adventurous Clever Affectionate Extroverted Gentle Goofy Dental Disease Playful Adaptable
Physical
Not Mixed Breed Spayed/Neutered Color: Brown Size: Medium
Training
Housetrained
Other
Animal ID: 51474433 Adoption Fee: 150

Middleburg Humane Foundation

Animal Shelter

Middleburg Humane Foundation operates a non-profit, 23-acre farm shelter located on the west side of Marshall, Virginia, just off Route 66, exit 27.

We provide a haven for animals in need, large and small. In 2023, we served over 1000 animals, from small pocket pets to livestock and equine. We do not receive government funding, therefore we depend on our fundraising efforts throughout the community.

MHF also operates a Grooming Salon and Furchandise Boutique (deeply discounted pet supplies) in our beautiful facility at 5000 Cunningham Farm Drive in rural Marshall. Resale Boutique Shop on Main Street in Marshall to generate revenue.

Address 5000 Cunningham Farm Drive, Marshall, VA 20115
Service Areas We adopt out pets in a 150 mile radius of our shelter in Marshall, VA.
Adoption Process
Bringing a new pet into your home is an exciting and meaningful decision, and we’re here to guide you every step of the way. The first step is getting to know the animals in our care. You can browse our available pets on our website or visit the shelter during open hours to meet them in person. We care for a wide variety of animals — including dogs, cats, horses, and small companion animals — all waiting for loving, permanent homes. Our team is always happy to introduce you and answer questions about their personalities, history, and needs. When you find an animal you’re interested in, you’ll complete an adoption application either online or at the shelter. This application helps us learn more about your household, lifestyle, and experience with animals so we can ensure the best possible match. Our staff carefully reviews each application and may follow up if we need clarification or additional information. Once your application is approved, we’ll schedule a meet-and-greet so you can spend quality time with the animal you’re considering. This step is important for building a connection and making sure it feels like the right fit. If you currently have pets at home, we may ask you to bring them along so we can help ensure a successful introduction. In certain cases — such as with horses or animals with special needs — a home visit may be required to confirm the environment is safe and appropriate. Our team works with you to arrange a convenient time if this step is necessary. After you’ve found your perfect match, you’ll complete the adoption paperwork and pay the adoption fee. Adoption fees help offset the cost of veterinary care, vaccinations, spay/neuter surgery, microchipping, and daily care provided while the animal was with us. You’ll also receive your new pet’s medical records and helpful information to support a smooth transition. Finally, it’s time to bring your new family member home. We provide guidance and resources to help make those first days and weeks successful, and our support doesn’t end there. We’re always available to answer questions, offer advice, and celebrate updates as your newest companion settles in. Our goal is to create lasting, successful adoptions — for both you and the animals we serve.
Mission Statement
MHF rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes animals in need and promotes animal welfare through community outreach and humane education. We accomplish our mission through our various programs: intake and adoption, Trap-Neuter-Return, food assistance, humane education, internships, and volunteerism.

Important: Information regarding adoptable pets is provided by the adopting organization and is neither checked for accuracy or completeness nor guaranteed to be accurate or complete. The health status and behavior of any pet found, adopted through, or listed on the WeRescue app are the sole responsibility of the adoption organization listing the same and/or the adopting party. See our Terms of Service for more information.

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Middleburg Humane Foundation

5000 Cunningham Farm Drive, Marshall, VA 20115

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