MONTY

Thank You for Your Interest in Adopting Monty!

We’re so grateful you’re considering becoming Monty’s forever family! To help Frost Fund and K9 Drew find the best possible match for Monty, we ask that you complete the application below as honestly and thoroughly as possible. Every submission will be carefully reviewed.

If we believe you’re a great fit, we’ll reach out to schedule a Zoom interview and request a brief virtual home check.

Meet Monty

Monty is a 1.5 year old German Shepherd mix with a courageous spirit and the most adorable prance. After spending over 220 days in a shelter, Monty was rescued by Frost Fund and has since been given a second chance at life thanks to the dedication of our partner trainer, Andrew (K9 Drew), and generous supporters.

Since January of 2025, Monty has been given time, love, training, and top-tier care in Andrew’s home. He’s learned how to decompress, engage in healthy socialization, and trust again—all supported by limited donations to Frost Fund and a lot of heart. He knows basic commands, leash walking, and is crate trained. Plus great with dogs and cats.

Make sure to view more of Monty’s videos on our Instagram @frost_fund and YouTube page!

What Monty Needs

Monty is an intelligent dog who thrives with love and daily activity. He loves to play, go on walks, and would do best with someone who can give him both love and play time each day. Monty gets along well with other dogs, cats, and people. He will simply need a little time to adjust into a new home, a kennel to continue having his own space, and lots of love.

Adoption Details

Adoption Fee: $275
This contribution supports the life-saving work of Frost Fund and K9 Drew and reflects the investment made in Monty’s recovery and care. This payment will also help us continue our life-saving Harley Project to rescue, rehabilitate, and adopt efforts.
Please note: additional transport costs if needed may occur.
What’s Included:
Upon adoption, you’ll receive:
A finalized adoption agreement and transfer of ownership.
Monty’s full medical and behavioral history as provided to Frost Fund by the shelter.
Information on his diet and daily routine with K9 Drew.
Training insights and long term care trips from K9 Drew.
Meet and Greet/House Check
Frost Fund will schedule a virtual house check to make sure a qualified adopter’s home is fitting! Following, we will schedule a meet and greet with qualified applicants post their initial video interview. The goal would be for adopters to take Monty home the same day as the meet and greet, so come prepared to do so!

We’re excited to learn more about you and explore the possibility of Monty becoming a part of your family. If selected, we look forward to connecting during your video interview and answering any questions you may have.

Thank you for supporting Monty’s journey—and for being part of his next chapter.

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Thank you for your response. ✨

First and Last name

Phone

Address (Where Monty would live.)

Instagram handle. If you don’t have one type, NA.

How many people live in your home? For anyone below 15, please list their ages.

When/how did you first hear about Monty ?

Do you have any other pets? If so, list breed and brief description of overall temperament.

Please list any pets you have had within the last 8 years.

Do you have any experience with German Shephards or larger breed dogs? Explain if so.

Have you watched all of Harley’s update videos on @frost_fund Instagram?

Briefly share why you want to adopt Monty and think he will be great for you/your family.

It is important that Monty goes to a home where he is seen as a family member, not just a pet or commodity. Do you have both indoor and outdoor yard space for Monty to sleep, play, and live comfortably? (Briefly explain your current house set up please. For example, 2 bedroom, secured backyard, etc.)

How often (if ever) will Monty be left alone for more than 4 hours in a day? Please explain if necessary.

Do you plan to purchase pet insurance for Monty, to provide help with financial assistance related to long term vet/emergency care?

Do you understand that although Monty has had training and time to decompress, he still may carry shelter induced behaviors and should be given patience, love, and grace at all times?

Do you agree to remain committed to giving Monty a safe home at all times, never returning him to a shelter regardless of the situation?

Please share any other thoughts you think are important for us to know that might make you the most fitting adopter for Monty.