Chuck

Meet Chuck!! Chuck is a sweet, sensitive boy who takes his time getting comfortable in new situations. In his previous home, he lived with another dog but struggled with sharing food and resources, and he has shown that he prefers having his space to himself.<br/><br/>In the shelter, Chuck has been cautious around unfamiliar people and can feel unsure when meeting someone new. He does best when allowed to move at his own pace, observing first and choosing when he’s ready to engage. Calm energy, patience, and gentle encouragement—especially in the form of tossed treats—help him feel more at ease.<br/><br/>Once Chuck feels safe, his playful side begins to shine. His previous family shared that he is house trained when kept on a consistent routine and that he loves playing with balls and Frisbees. With time and trust, Chuck is a loyal companion who will reward patience with quiet affection and moments of joyful play

Meet Chuck!! Chuck is a sweet, sensitive boy who takes his time getting comfortable in new situations. In his previous home, he lived with another dog but struggled with sharing food and resources, and he has shown that he prefers having his space to himself.

In the shelter, Chuck has been cautious around unfamiliar people and can feel unsure when meeting someone new. He does best when allowed to move at his own pace, observing first and choosing when he’s ready to engage. Calm energy, patience, and gentle encouragement—especially in the form of tossed treats—help him feel more at ease.

Once Chuck feels safe, his playful side begins to shine. His previous family shared that he is house trained when kept on a consistent routine and that he loves playing with balls and Frisbees. With time and trust, Chuck is a loyal companion who will reward patience with quiet affection and moments of joyful play

Meet Chuck!! Chuck is a sweet, sensitive boy who takes his time getting comfortable in new situations. In his previous home, he lived with another dog but struggled with sharing food and resources, and he has shown that he prefers having his space to himself.

In the shelter, Chuck has been cautious around unfamiliar people and can feel unsure when meeting someone new. He does best when allowed to move at his own pace, observing first and choosing when he’s ready to engage. Calm energy, patience, and gentle encouragement—especially in the form of tossed treats—help him feel more at ease.

Once Chuck feels safe, his playful side begins to shine. His previous family shared that he is house trained when kept on a consistent routine and that he loves playing with balls and Frisbees. With time and trust, Chuck is a loyal companion who will reward patience with quiet affection and moments of joyful play