Adoptable
OAT’s Pawsport
German Shepherd Dog · Adult
San Jose Animal Care Center · San Jose, CA
Adult
Age
Female
Sex
Large
Size
German Shepherd Dog
Breed
Oh — hi! OAT here.
I spent months learning to trust again, and now I'm ready to show you I'm the loyal, playful companion you've been dreaming of.
My file says I've got energy to spare — adventure buddy applications now open.
I'm on the bigger side — which, if you ask me, is just more of me to hug.
Born and (almost) raised right here in San Jose.
Here's the thing — I can't tell if we'd truly click until I know a little about you. Sign in (it's free) and I'll size up your place, say hello to any dogs you've got — or be your very first — and give you my honest read on whether we'd be a match.
If all goes well, I could be curled up with my new pack by Halloween — maybe yours, whether you adopt me or just help me get noticed.
Thanks for stopping by and giving me a moment — it honestly made my whole day. — OAT
About OAT
08/13/26 17:19Looking for your next companion? Well look no further! Let me introduce you to Oat!Oat is an almost 2 year old sweet heart that came to our shelter in early May. When he got here, Oat was pretty weary of new people and was showing signs of kennel frustration. But since having time to decompress Oat has been a star! He is often seen sitting quietly at the front of his kennel, hoping that the next person who walks by will the one to take him home. HE is in our play groups and has a `push and pull` playstyle. Oat has made visible improvements and we want to keep that way! Oat is doing his best to be a good boy and he is showing us everyday. Help Oat be the bestest boy he can ever dream of being by coming in today! The sooner he gets adopted, the sooner he can stop experincing the stress of the shelter environment. Will you be the one to be Oat's new best firend?07/19/26 10:36What did we do on todayâs adventure:Today we went on a hike to Quicksilver park. We went about 4 miles onthe trail with lots of people and other dogs. Oat did a great job and was very easy to walk.What should potential adopters know about me:- Oat is a very sweet shepherd mix. He was friendly upon initial meeting and allowed me to harness him up without any problems.- Oat did great in the car. He sat in the back and calmly looked out the window.- Oat has a lot of energy and did great on the hike. We went about 3-4 miles. He walked easily on my side with no pulling after we got his initial excitement out. He was very interested in smelling and lizards! When we stopped to rest and get water, he was not the dog to sit still. Very active and alert and interested in all the sounds and sites.- We passed several dogs on the hike. He was interested in a friendly way. His tail was wagging and his body language said he wanted to say hello. We passed several people and Oat took no notice.- Oat was easy to manage and alert. He seems like a very intelligent dog who probably needs more stimulation that what he is getting into the shelter. He is friendly and would make a great hiking buddy or companion for an active family.Three words to describe me:Friendly, curious, alert.
OAT is listed by San Jose Animal Care Center in San Jose, CA. The rescue handles the adoption — Pawsada helps the right family discover OAT.
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