Safe Harbor
Safe Harbor for Rescue Dogs:
Fathom K9 recognizes the need for training, as a vital step, in the rescue dog adoption process. Our team is dedicated to helping rescues and shelters reach their goals for dogs in their facilities. The primary goal of our Safe Harbor program is to prepare displaced dogs for adoption through obedience and socialization training so they will successfully transition into their adopted families' home.
Training goals for each dog are selected to provide a dog his or her best chance at transitioning successfully into their adopted home. Our selected goals aim at improving a dog's overall confidence, health, socialization, manners, and over all quality of life.
Once a dog is adopted, Fathom K9, educates his or her new family on how to grow a relationship built on structure, leadership, and love.
Scroll down to see current dogs who need adopted.
Safe Harbor Dogs
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MILLIE
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MILLIE
ADOPTED!
Millie was found on the side of the road in Barnwell, SC. Fathom K9 fostered her until we found her a forever family. She is happy and her new family love her!
RADAR
RADAR
MILLIE
**NEEDS ADOPTED**
Meet Radar! She loves being outside and visiting the beach.
This sweet girl is proficient in our Basic on-leash obedience commands. She gets along great with male dogs.
Training Goals
- Leash Manners
- Control Around Distractions
LUNA
RADAR
CHASE
**NEEDS ADOPTED**
Luna is the sweetest girl! She is currently at Southern Tails for Precious Paws.
She is proficient in on and off leash obedience. She is a well-mannered, high-energy dog who will work best in a single dog home.
Training Goals
- On & Off Leash Control
- Control Around Distractions
CHASE
RADAR
CHASE
ADOPTED!
Meet Chase! He was rescued by Carolina Helping Paws. Fathom K9 understood that we were Chase's only chance of learning to live a normal life and making it out of the shelter alive. Chase came to us with a severe lack of socialization with human interaction.
Training Goals
- Improve Socialization by Patient Human Interaction
- Acceptance of Taking On & Off a Leash & Collar
- Reduce Fear Response to Humans