Breed: Boxer mix
Sex: Male
Neutered: Yes
Age: 15 months approx
Size: Large (65 lbs)
Color: Black and white
Coat: Smooth
Vaccinated: Yes
Heartworm Test: Negative
Other Dogs: OK with dogs
Children: OK with older children
Obedience: Will respond to basic commands
House Trained: Yes
Notes: Murphy is a wonderful boy who is the total package: goofy, sweet, smart, and full of love and guaranteed to make you smile! This handsome pup has a happy-go-lucky nature, loves to cuddle, and enjoys hanging out with his people. He is doing great in foster care, but what he really wants is a forever family to call his own. Murphy is a growing puppy so he is looking for a home that will continue building his confidence, guiding him through new experiences, and helping him become the best boy he can be. He is crate trained, housebroken, and already knows commands like sit, down, focus and is working on stay and leash manners. He is a smart boy who is eager to learn and loves positive reinforcement.
Murphy is good with kids though best suited for older children due to his size and enthusiasm. He has medium energy, enjoys zooming around with his favorite ball in a secured fenced yard and loves playing with dogs, especially ones his own size. Murphy is currently being fostered in the Richmond, VA area. If you are interested in Murphy, please email ccmomsva@gmail.com or complete our Adoption Application form. Click here to read more information about Murphy (opens a new page)For information about the Boxer breed click here
Murphy was listed to be available for adoption on May 18th, 2026
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