Meet OK/Jack Flash (KS)

WARNING: Extremely Adorable Brittany Boy Ahead Hiyaaaaa! My name is Jack Flash Yes… I know… cool name, right? Sounds fast and exciting. And while I can still zoom around when necessary, these days I mostly specialize in professional cuddling, snack supervision, and being ridiculously handsome. I’m an 8.9-year-old, 48 lb orange & white Brittany gentleman with soft ears, sweet eyes, and a heart that’s basically made of marshmallows. I’m neutered, up-to-date on vaccines, heartworm negative, tick negative, and fully trained in the very important art of stealing hearts. Things I love include: Treats Playing ☀️ Yard patrol ️ Hanging out with my humans Belly rubs (please and thank you) Other dogs Following you around like your fuzzy little assistant Now listen… don’t let the “senior” thing fool you. I still have pep in my step and plenty of love to give. The nice thing about us mature boys? We already know life is about love, naps, snacks, and being your very best buddy. I do need a physical fenced yard because a gentleman needs a proper place to sniff, explore, and keep watch for suspicious squirrels. It’s important work. Honestly, I’m just looking for a family to adore me forever… and maybe share a few snacks. I promise to repay you with loyalty, laughs, cuddles, and the occasional goofy Brittany smile. So… what do you think? Ready to let this adorable orange-and-white nugget become your new best friend? The adoption fee for OK/Jack Flash, who lives in Tulsa, OK is $350, (which helps to offset our vetting and allows NBRAN to rescue more of these wonderful family members. If you are interested in making OK/Jack Flash part of your family, please complete the online application by visiting www.nbran.org . Please let your state coordinator know so we can get the ball rolling. Also, please email the state coordinator of OK/Jack Flash-Melinde Waddle @ macgammy@gmail.com Once approved by your state coordinator, I will setup talking to the foster of Jack Flash. Transportation can be arranged up to 1400 miles with the adopter being responsible for at least the last 100 miles.