The status of KASH was

last posted on 02/27/26 by

Iredell County Animal Services and Control Department

Male Dog, American Staffordshire Terrier

American Staffordshire Terrier / Mixed (Medium Coat)

Description:

??Meet Kash - A Loyal Companion Looking for His Forever HomeKash’s story breaks our hearts ??, but we know it will have a happy ending with your help. This sweet 4-year-old boy was recently surrendered to us when his family was evicted from their home. They loved him dearly from the time he was a puppy, and saying goodbye was incredibly difficult for everyone involved. Unfortunately, we’re seeing far too many situations like this, and these families and their beloved pets need our compassion now more than ever.Kash is the complete package - a well-loved, well-trained companion who’s ready to bring joy to a new family. He’s housebroken and crate-trained, making him an easy addition to any household. He’s spent his life as an indoor dog and when he does go outside, he’s always leashed and well-behaved.This adventure-loving pup thrives on outings and quality time with his people. He absolutely loves trips to the dog park, where he enjoys playing with other dogs ?? and shows off his friendly, social nature. Whether it’s a hike, a walk around the neighborhood, or just hanging out at home, Kash is happiest when he’s by your side.Kash does wonderfully with children ?? and gets along great with other dogs?? , but he would do best in a ???? cat-free home. He’s looking for a family who will love him unconditionally, take him on adventures, and give him the active, engaging life he deserves.If you’re ready to open your heart and home to a loyal, loving companion, Kash is waiting to meet you at the shelter ( ??430 Bristol Dr., Statesville, NC). He’s lost his family through no fault of his own, and he’s ready to give all his love to someone new. HIS FEE IS WAIVED!!Kash (A313363)-4 years old | Neutered Male | Weight: 70 lbsHis adoption 8??0?? includes: ?? Neuter | ?? Microchip | ??Age- appropriate vaccines | ?? Current dose of heartworm & flea prevention???? We always recommend meet-and-greets with any resident dogs or children prior to adoption to ensure a great fit for everyone. And don’t forget the 3-3-3 Rule when adopting a shelter pet:• 3 Days to decompress• 3 Weeks to learn routines and start bonding• 3 Months to feel fully at home and show their true personality