Duncan (in foster)

Duncan is a petite, approximately 2 year old mixed breed who had a hard time adjusting to shelter life. The noise, the constant activity, and the unfamiliar surroundings were overwhelming for this sensitive little guy, and what he needs most is a quiet place where he can finally relax and feel safe.<br/><br/>Duncan came to us after being abandoned by his owner, a confusing and heartbreaking experience for any dog. He is now decompressing in a temporary foster home, away from the kennel noise, and we are finally getting to see the dog underneath all that worry.<br/><br/>And that dog loves being a dog. Duncan is a champion of the backyard zoomie and he will happily flop over and roll in the grass like it is the best thing that has ever happened to him. Give him space and a soft place to land and the joy comes right out.<br/><br/>He is dog friendly with calm, friendly dogs, so a mellow resident dog could be a wonderful companion for him. Rowdy, in your face energy is too much for him right now.<br/><br/>We want to be honest about what he is still working through. Duncan has a hard time with wire crates and wire barriers, and he is learning to overcome that with patient, positive practice. He is also afraid of cars, and we are working on that with him one small step at a time. Neither one is a dealbreaker, but they do mean he needs an adopter who will keep building on the progress he has already made.<br/><br/>Duncan is looking for someone who understands that some dogs need extra time to settle in. Once he feels secure and loved, his personality keeps opening up a little more.<br/><br/>If you are looking for a loyal companion and are willing to give a deserving dog the patience he needs, Duncan may be waiting for you. Sometimes the dogs who need us most end up being the ones who change our lives the most.<br/><br/>To learn more about Duncan or schedule a meet and greet, please email adoptpetersburg@gmail.com.

Duncan is a petite, approximately 2 year old mixed breed who had a hard time adjusting to shelter life. The noise, the constant activity, and the unfamiliar surroundings were overwhelming for this sensitive little guy, and what he needs most is a quiet place where he can finally relax and feel safe.

Duncan came to us after being abandoned by his owner, a confusing and heartbreaking experience for any dog. He is now decompressing in a temporary foster home, away from the kennel noise, and we are finally getting to see the dog underneath all that worry.

And that dog loves being a dog. Duncan is a champion of the backyard zoomie and he will happily flop over and roll in the grass like it is the best thing that has ever happened to him. Give him space and a soft place to land and the joy comes right out.

He is dog friendly with calm, friendly dogs, so a mellow resident dog could be a wonderful companion for him. Rowdy, in your face energy is too much for him right now.

We want to be honest abo

Duncan is a petite, approximately 2 year old mixed breed who had a hard time adjusting to shelter life. The noise, the constant activity, and the unfamiliar surroundings were overwhelming for this sensitive little guy, and what he needs most is a quiet place where he can finally relax and feel safe.

Duncan came to us after being abandoned by his owner, a confusing and heartbreaking experience for any dog. He is now decompressing in a temporary foster home, away from the kennel noise, and we are finally getting to see the dog underneath all that worry.

And that dog loves being a dog. Duncan is a champion of the backyard zoomie and he will happily flop over and roll in the grass like it is the best thing that has ever happened to him. Give him space and a soft place to land and the joy comes right out.

He is dog friendly with calm, friendly dogs, so a mellow resident dog could be a wonderful companion for him. Rowdy, in your face energy is too much for him right now.

We want to be honest about what he is still working through. Duncan has a hard time with wire crates and wire barriers, and he is learning to overcome that with patient, positive practice. He is also afraid of cars, and we are working on that with him one small step at a time. Neither one is a dealbreaker, but they do mean he needs an adopter who will keep building on the progress he has already made.

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