Eddy

Our sweet boy Eddy does suffer from occasional seizures. This may be related to his severe gluten allergy, and he will be relying on his forever family for lifelong management.<br/><br/>Hiya! When I heard my new foster parents discussing what my name should be, I tried very hard to politely send them the suggestion to call me “Dreamboat!” I figured that would be a nice, descriptive name. I mean, look how handsome and graceful I am! Plus, I am completely house trained, and I am very well behaved and don’t need to be put in a crate. I get along with everybody, from young-ens to oldsters, plus I enjoy the company of my new canine foster sister – she shares all her toys with me! I especially like the squeaky stuffies.<br/><br/>Around 6 yrs old, I like people a great deal, and I like showing them how good I am at listening. I have learned the commands “sit,” “down,” and “give paw,” all in the short time I’ve been in my foster home, and I come when I’m called, especially if it means we might go for a walk. I’m very affectionate and I will lovingly soak up any scritch-scratches you care to give me around my ears and chin. Ooh, would it be okay if I sit on your lap to cuddle? You laugh, but I can’t wait to show you how easily I can fold up my long legs so that I can cuddle on any size lap!<br/><br/>My foster family describes me as fun, adorable, affectionate, respectful, and quite calm. A dreamboat, am I right? Come meet me; see if you don’t agree!<br/><br/>Interested in meeting this dog? <br/>Visit our website (https://www.sccrescue.org/) to fill out an application and to find out where this dog may be shown this weekend. <br/><br/>We love our dogs. We want happy lives for all of them and are looking for the home that provides the best fit for each dog’s individual needs. Please understand that there may be multiple families interested in this dog. <br/><br/>Also, please know that the breed mix listed is simply a guess. In most cases, we don’t know their background. We encourage you to base your decision on individual personality and pet qualities instead of relying on our guess. <br/><br/>Please understand, we only adopt our animals out near the Chicagoland area. Questions? Email us at adoptions@sccrescue.org. Hope to see you become part of the SCCR family!

Our sweet boy Eddy does suffer from occasional seizures. This may be related to his severe gluten allergy, and he will be relying on his forever family for lifelong management.

Hiya! When I heard my new foster parents discussing what my name should be, I tried very hard to politely send them the suggestion to call me “Dreamboat!” I figured that would be a nice, descriptive name. I mean, look how handsome and graceful I am! Plus, I am completely house trained, and I am very well behaved and don’t need to be put in a crate. I get along with everybody, from young-ens to oldsters, plus I enjoy the company of my new canine foster sister – she shares all her toys with me! I especially like the squeaky stuffies.

Around 6 yrs old, I like people a great deal, and I like showing them how good I am at listening. I have learned the commands “sit,” “down,” and “give paw,” all in the short time I’ve been in my foster home, and I come when I’m called, especially if it means we might go for a walk. I’m very affectionate a

Our sweet boy Eddy does suffer from occasional seizures. This may be related to his severe gluten allergy, and he will be relying on his forever family for lifelong management.

Hiya! When I heard my new foster parents discussing what my name should be, I tried very hard to politely send them the suggestion to call me “Dreamboat!” I figured that would be a nice, descriptive name. I mean, look how handsome and graceful I am! Plus, I am completely house trained, and I am very well behaved and don’t need to be put in a crate. I get along with everybody, from young-ens to oldsters, plus I enjoy the company of my new canine foster sister – she shares all her toys with me! I especially like the squeaky stuffies.

Around 6 yrs old, I like people a great deal, and I like showing them how good I am at listening. I have learned the commands “sit,” “down,” and “give paw,” all in the short time I’ve been in my foster home, and I come when I’m called, especially if it means we might go for a walk. I’m very affectionate and I will lovingly soak up any scritch-scratches you care to give me around my ears and chin. Ooh, would it be okay if I sit on your lap to cuddle? You laugh, but I can’t wait to show you how easily I can fold up my long legs so that I can cuddle on any size lap!

My foster family describes me as fun, adorable, affectionate, respectful, and quite calm. A dreamboat, am I right? Come meet me