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Meet Buddy – A Survivor Waiting for a Forever Home
Background
Buddy’s journey began in April 2024 when he was rescued from a local pound in dire condition—painfully thin, yet full of life. Thanks to the dedicated volunteers at the shelter and lots of TLC, he’s transformed into a healthy, affectionate, and spirited young dog. At just 2 years old, Buddy has shown incredible resilience and a deep desire for companionship and affection.
Personality
Lively, affectionate, and bursting with character, Buddy is a young dog who relishes time outside. He walks confidently on a lead, welcomes his harness, and delights in rolling around on walks, often pausing to take in the world around him. He adores people, leans in for attention, and always has more love to give. Buddy is incredibly people-oriented and finds comfort in closeness. He’s playful yet sensitive, and with clear guidance and patience, he blossoms further every day.
Home Required
Buddy is looking for a patient and kind-hearted home where he can continue to grow at his own pace. He would be best suited to a home where he can be the only dog, receiving all the love and one-on-one attention he thrives on. He has peacefully coexisted with a calm dog, so a home with an experienced adopter, a well-matched companion, and enough space to allow for slow, patient, and carefully planned introductions would be ideal.
A quiet environment with minimal commotion will help him stay calm and focused. Buddy would benefit from a routine that includes gentle, reward-based training and plenty of time outdoors where he can explore.
Buddy is more than just a survivor — he’s a dog with endless love to give and a longing to finally belong. His journey hasn’t been easy, but he’s never stopped believing in people. With the right home, Buddy will not only recover — he’ll flourish into a loyal, joyful, and deeply loving companion. Are you the one to show him what forever really means?