Spock

Five dads, one Spock, and a forever home still to find. <br/><br/>Meet Spock! This handsome 3-year-old spent the last few years being cared for by five utility workers—his very own crew of devoted dads! They fed him, loved him, and welcomed him into their trucks for visits. But what they really wanted was for their little buddy to have a home of his own.<br/><br/>That’s where we came in! Spock is now in foster care, and he’s such an easygoing, affectionate dude. He loves kids and adults alike, and we think he may do well with other pets with slow introductions.<br/><br/>When he needs downtime, he’ll scoot off to a quiet spot. But call “Spock!” and he’ll be right there, ready for pets and cuddles. His one request? He prefers to keep his paws on the ground—being picked up isn’t his thing.

Five dads, one Spock, and a forever home still to find.

Meet Spock! This handsome 3-year-old spent the last few years being cared for by five utility workers—his very own crew of devoted dads! They fed him, loved him, and welcomed him into their trucks for visits. But what they really wanted was for their little buddy to have a home of his own.

That’s where we came in! Spock is now in foster care, and he’s such an easygoing, affectionate dude. He loves kids and adults alike, and we think he may do well with other pets with slow introductions.

When he needs downtime, he’ll scoot off to a quiet spot. But call “Spock!” and he’ll be right there, ready for pets and cuddles. His one request? He prefers to keep his paws on the ground—being picked up isn’t his thing.

Five dads, one Spock, and a forever home still to find.

Meet Spock! This handsome 3-year-old spent the last few years being cared for by five utility workers—his very own crew of devoted dads! They fed him, loved him, and welcomed him into their trucks for visits. But what they really wanted was for their little buddy to have a home of his own.

That’s where we came in! Spock is now in foster care, and he’s such an easygoing, affectionate dude. He loves kids and adults alike, and we think he may do well with other pets with slow introductions.

When he needs downtime, he’ll scoot off to a quiet spot. But call “Spock!” and he’ll be right there, ready for pets and cuddles. His one request? He prefers to keep his paws on the ground—being picked up isn’t his thing.