Baldur

Thor and Baldur were owner surrenders at 5 months old. Brought to a high kill shelter, these babies were scared and alone. Because somehow they were separated, kennel apart, without their family to keep each other strong.<br/><br/>One day in the shelter play yard a volunteer suddenly noticed one shift his gaze at another dog that just arrived. He approached cautiously, as this timid little puppy would, but this time he bravely approached the new dog. He sniffed. Their tails raised, And they PLAYED. That's when the shelter realized they were brothers, and kenneled them together. Unfortunately their time was short and we saved them from the kill list just days later.<br/><br/>Both are sweet, quiet, careful little souls. Their personalities are fun and sparkly, but they adjust well to a setting where older dogs will likely correct their play. We believe they're shepherd mixes, but with what we can't be certain. But we can guarantee these sweet boys will make a great new best friend for any family.

Thor and Baldur were owner surrenders at 5 months old. Brought to a high kill shelter, these babies were scared and alone. Because somehow they were separated, kennel apart, without their family to keep each other strong.

One day in the shelter play yard a volunteer suddenly noticed one shift his gaze at another dog that just arrived. He approached cautiously, as this timid little puppy would, but this time he bravely approached the new dog. He sniffed. Their tails raised, And they PLAYED. That's when the shelter realized they were brothers, and kenneled them together. Unfortunately their time was short and we saved them from the kill list just days later.

Both are sweet, quiet, careful little souls. Their personalities are fun and sparkly, but they adjust well to a setting where older dogs will likely correct their play. We believe they're shepherd mixes, but with what we can't be certain. But we can guarantee these sweet boys will make a great new best friend for any family.

Thor and Baldur were owner surrenders at 5 months old. Brought to a high kill shelter, these babies were scared and alone. Because somehow they were separated, kennel apart, without their family to keep each other strong.

One day in the shelter play yard a volunteer suddenly noticed one shift his gaze at another dog that just arrived. He approached cautiously, as this timid little puppy would, but this time he bravely approached the new dog. He sniffed. Their tails raised, And they PLAYED. That's when the shelter realized they were brothers, and kenneled them together. Unfortunately their time was short and we saved them from the kill list just days later.

Both are sweet, quiet, careful little souls. Their personalities are fun and sparkly, but they adjust well to a setting where older dogs will likely correct their play. We believe they're shepherd mixes, but with what we can't be certain. But we can guarantee these sweet boys will make a great new best friend for any family.