Apollo 7257

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.<br/>Apollo is very curious and very smart. He was found as a stray around 4 months old and missed some socialization practice. As a result he is hesitant in new situations, especially with large groups of people. The good news is he is also far more curious than he is scared and settles in after some time. At home he enjoys unpacking the toy box as soon as his foster Mom has put everything back in it.<br/><br/>He's good with kids and warms up to new adults after an introduction.<br/><br/>In foster, he is working on his basic obedience and manners. Like most Shepards, he has some separation anxiety - likely from being in a crate for too long during the day in previous homes.<br/><br/>Apollo would thrive in a home where he has a yard to run around in and not left home alone for long periods.<br/><br/>Approved adopters can contact his foster at kelly.vgsr@gmail.com for more info.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.
Apollo is very curious and very smart. He was found as a stray around 4 months old and missed some socialization practice. As a result he is hesitant in new situations, especially with large groups of people. The good news is he is also far more curious than he is scared and settles in after some time. At home he enjoys unpacking the toy box as soon as his foster Mom has put everything back in it.

He's good with kids and warms up to new adults after an introduction.

In foster, he is working on his basic obedience and manners. Like most Shepards, he has some separation anxiety - likely from being in a crate for too long during the day in previous homes.

Apollo would thrive in a home where he has a yard to run around in and not left home alone for long periods.

Approved adopters can contact his foster at kelly.vgsr@gmail.com for more info.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.
Apollo is very curious and very smart. He was found as a stray around 4 months old and missed some socialization practice. As a result he is hesitant in new situations, especially with large groups of people. The good news is he is also far more curious than he is scared and settles in after some time. At home he enjoys unpacking the toy box as soon as his foster Mom has put everything back in it.

He's good with kids and warms up to new adults after an introduction.

In foster, he is working on his basic obedience and manners. Like most Shepards, he has some separation anxiety - likely from being in a crate for too long during the day in previous homes.

Apollo would thrive in a home where he has a yard to run around in and not left home alone for long periods.

Approved adopters can contact his foster at kelly.vgsr@gmail.com for more info.