NIAGRA COUNTY, New York — This dog is a “fire-breathing demon” — but the Niagara SPCA wants you to adopt him anyway.

The Niagara SPCA, a nonprofit animal shelter in New York’s Niagara County, has attracted attention on social media for its eye-catching advertisement for Ralphie, a rescue dog looking for the new home.

Most adoption ads focus on the good qualities about an animal — the particular traits that might make a potential family choose to give a dog or cat their forever home.

But the Niagara SPCA chose a different technique for Ralphie.

“We don’t actually have too many nice things to say so we’re just going to come out with it, ” wrote the shelter in a Tuesday Facebook post.

The SPCA explained that “at first glance, he’s an adorable highly sought after, young dog. People should be banging down our doors with regard to him. ”

But in reality, “Ralphie will be a terror in the somewhat small package, inch according to the protection. “We’re sure you’re thinking: my ankles will be just fine. We’d caution- proceed at your own risk. ”

The particular shelter published that the 26-pound canine offers already been adopted twice. His first owners re-homed him after an unsuccessful training process. Then, “Two weeks into this new home and he was surrendered in order to us because ‘annoys our own older canine, ‘” the shelter went on. “What they actually meant was: Ralphie is a fire-breathing demon and will eat our dog, but hey, he’s only 26lbs. ”

Ralphie is usually a “whole jerk- not even half, inch wrote the particular shelter.

“Everything belongs to him. If you dare test his ability to possess THE things, wrath will ensue, ” these people wrote. “If you show a moment of weakness, prepare to be exploited.

“The ideal home regarding Ralphie is definitely the Mother of Dragons, or an adult home free of other animals, with a good owner who will lead him calmly and sternly- putting up with zero crap, ” they added.

But brave potential adopters won’t be alone in their quest to combat Ralphie’s fiery nature. According to the shelter, “Ralphie’s previous trainer will provide his new adopters with the training tools they will believe he needs to be successful in a home. inch

The Niagara SPCA told CNN that will Ralphie has been still available for ownership as associated with Friday.

Information from CNN had been used in this report.