Bruce Willis *special needs*

Bruce Willis is a truly special little guy who has already overcome so much. This 4-year-old, 17-pound sweetheart was originally found as a stray, and it quickly became clear that he needed some extra medical care. After a thorough veterinary evaluation, Bruce was diagnosed with granulomatous meningoencephalitis (GME), an inflammatory condition that affects the central nervous system. GME is immune-related and can cause seizures, unsteadiness, or other neurological symptoms depending on which parts of the brain are affected.<br/><br/>Thankfully, Bruce has been stable on treatment and responding well to his medication. He has had a couple of breakthrough seizures, but for the most part he's doing very well. With consistent care, he can enjoy a happy, comfortable life, but his condition is lifelong, so he will need a dedicated owner who can stay on top of his medical needs and provide a safe, low-stress environment.<br/><br/>Bruce is absolutely worth every bit of care! He is incredibly sweet, mellow, and affectionate, and he thrives on being involved in whatever his humans are doing. He gets along wonderfully with other dogs and adores his people, greeting everyone with a wagging tail and an open heart. We honestly don't think he's ever met a stranger!<br/><br/>This little guy has a calm, relaxed personality and loves lounging, napping, and just soaking up attention. At only 4 years old, Bruce still has his whole life ahead of him and is ready to find a loving home where he can be your devoted companion and your favorite couch buddy. If you're ready to open your heart to a truly special, sweet-natured pup, Bruce Willis is waiting to meet you. Please inquire today!

Bruce Willis is a truly special little guy who has already overcome so much. This 4-year-old, 17-pound sweetheart was originally found as a stray, and it quickly became clear that he needed some extra medical care. After a thorough veterinary evaluation, Bruce was diagnosed with granulomatous meningoencephalitis (GME), an inflammatory condition that affects the central nervous system. GME is immune-related and can cause seizures, unsteadiness, or other neurological symptoms depending on which parts of the brain are affected.

Thankfully, Bruce has been stable on treatment and responding well to his medication. He has had a couple of breakthrough seizures, but for the most part he's doing very well. With consistent care, he can enjoy a happy, comfortable life, but his condition is lifelong, so he will need a dedicated owner who can stay on top of his medical needs and provide a safe, low-stress environment.

Bruce is absolutely worth every bit of care! He is incredibly sweet, mellow, and affectionate, and he t

Bruce Willis is a truly special little guy who has already overcome so much. This 4-year-old, 17-pound sweetheart was originally found as a stray, and it quickly became clear that he needed some extra medical care. After a thorough veterinary evaluation, Bruce was diagnosed with granulomatous meningoencephalitis (GME), an inflammatory condition that affects the central nervous system. GME is immune-related and can cause seizures, unsteadiness, or other neurological symptoms depending on which parts of the brain are affected.

Thankfully, Bruce has been stable on treatment and responding well to his medication. He has had a couple of breakthrough seizures, but for the most part he's doing very well. With consistent care, he can enjoy a happy, comfortable life, but his condition is lifelong, so he will need a dedicated owner who can stay on top of his medical needs and provide a safe, low-stress environment.

Bruce is absolutely worth every bit of care! He is incredibly sweet, mellow, and affectionate, and he thrives on being involved in whatever his humans are doing. He gets along wonderfully with other dogs and adores his people, greeting everyone with a wagging tail and an open heart. We honestly don't think he's ever met a stranger!

This little guy has a calm, relaxed personality and loves lounging, napping, and just soaking up attention. At only 4 years old, Bruce still has his whole life