Andy

Andy is an 8-year-old male Poodle, weighing about 12 pounds, with a soft apricot/beige curly coat and an even softer heart. He is neutered and has average grooming needs to keep his curls looking their best.<br/><br/>Andy came to Dogworks after being found as a stray and taken to a local shelter. When he arrived, his condition told a heartbreaking story — he was so severely matted that he could barely walk and was unable to potty properly. The shelter had to sedate him to shave him, removing nearly a pound and a half of painful, neglected fur. Despite everything he endured, Andy remains incredibly loving and gentle.<br/><br/>Andy would do best in a home where someone is around most of the time. He has noticeable separation anxiety, likely due to the neglect he experienced before rescue, and he thrives when he can stay close to his people. Andy’s favorite activities include cuddling on the couch, sleeping next to his person, and quietly keeping an eye on his humans. He bonds deeply and quickly once trust is built and is truly a devoted companion.<br/><br/>This sweet older gentleman is affectionate, loyal, gentle, and dignified, with a playful side that’s slowly emerging as he learns how to be a dog again. He enjoys the company of other dogs and is quick to cuddle up with them. Toys are still new to him, but he’s beginning to explore them. Walking on a leash is a work in progress, as many outdoor sights and sounds can still be scary for him.<br/><br/>When meeting new people, Andy may initially cower, but he warms up fairly quickly with patience and kindness. He doesn’t require much correction and generally wants nothing more than to please. Andy is crate trained, though he doesn’t love it — he may cry or bark at first but does settle after some time. He is currently working on potty training.<br/><br/>Andy would require a secure, six-foot privacy fence and would do well in a home with other calm dogs. His compatibility with cats and young children is currently unknown.<br/><br/>Andy is a total love bug who has been through far too much and is ready for the next chapter of his life — one filled with safety, consistency, and unconditional love. With the right person, Andy will be a fiercely loyal companion who gives kisses freely and loves with his whole heart.<br/><br/>He is neutered, up-to-date on vaccinations, microchipped and is on monthly flea/tick and heartworm prevention.<br/><br/>His adoption fee is $150.<br/><br/>Please follow the link below for the adoption application. Note: applicants must live within one hour of Toledo Ohio.<br/><br/>http://www.dogworksohio.com/adoption-application.html

Andy is an 8-year-old male Poodle, weighing about 12 pounds, with a soft apricot/beige curly coat and an even softer heart. He is neutered and has average grooming needs to keep his curls looking their best.

Andy came to Dogworks after being found as a stray and taken to a local shelter. When he arrived, his condition told a heartbreaking story — he was so severely matted that he could barely walk and was unable to potty properly. The shelter had to sedate him to shave him, removing nearly a pound and a half of painful, neglected fur. Despite everything he endured, Andy remains incredibly loving and gentle.

Andy would do best in a home where someone is around most of the time. He has noticeable separation anxiety, likely due to the neglect he experienced before rescue, and he thrives when he can stay close to his people. Andy’s favorite activities include cuddling on the couch, sleeping next to his person, and quietly keeping an eye on his humans. He bonds deeply and quickly once trust is built and is truly

Andy is an 8-year-old male Poodle, weighing about 12 pounds, with a soft apricot/beige curly coat and an even softer heart. He is neutered and has average grooming needs to keep his curls looking their best.

Andy came to Dogworks after being found as a stray and taken to a local shelter. When he arrived, his condition told a heartbreaking story — he was so severely matted that he could barely walk and was unable to potty properly. The shelter had to sedate him to shave him, removing nearly a pound and a half of painful, neglected fur. Despite everything he endured, Andy remains incredibly loving and gentle.

Andy would do best in a home where someone is around most of the time. He has noticeable separation anxiety, likely due to the neglect he experienced before rescue, and he thrives when he can stay close to his people. Andy’s favorite activities include cuddling on the couch, sleeping next to his person, and quietly keeping an eye on his humans. He bonds deeply and quickly once trust is built and is truly a devoted companion.

This sweet older gentleman is affectionate, loyal, gentle, and dignified, with a playful side that’s slowly emerging as he learns how to be a dog again. He enjoys the company of other dogs and is quick to cuddle up with them. Toys are still new to him, but he’s beginning to explore them. Walking on a leash is a work in progress, as many outdoor sights and sounds can