Support Corsair's Journey to a New Life!!! - Baltimore, MD
Corsair: unaltered male, 3yo, 129lbs
Corsair came to BARCS on 7/28 after his owner was arrested, leaving him suddenly without the home and routine he knew. Since arriving at the shelter, this sweet and energetic boy has been trying to adjust to a very stressful environment.
Corsair's biggest challenges have been related to frustration, excitement, and confinement. In the shelter environment, Corsair has displayed high-arousal behaviors including pulling strongly on leash, jumping on handlers, and occasional mouthing when overstimulated or when treats are involved. He has also shown signs of confinement distress, including vocalizing, heavy panting, and difficulty transitioning back to his kennel after time outside.
During dog interactions, Corsair had minimal engagement with the male helper dog. He displayed loose body language but was noted to become fixated and attempt to mount female dogs. Due to his tendency to become highly aroused, dog introductions should be handled thoughtfully and monitored closely.
Corsair is a young dog who experienced a major life change and is now struggling with the stress of shelter life. He needs a rescue partner who can provide structure, patience, enrichment, and the opportunity to decompress outside of a kennel setting. With the right support, Corsair can continue learning how to navigate the world around him and find the stability he lost.
Corsair is currently being treated for an ear infection in both ears but appears otherwise healthy.
A full medical and behavior summary can be provided upon request.
Please let us know if your organization can help!
Thank you,ο»Ώ
The BARCS Rescue Team
Baltimore Animal Rescue & Care Shelter (BARCS)
β2490 Giles Rd, Baltimore, MD 21225













