Fitzwilliam

Meet Fitzwilliam, whose story is so remarkable, Disney better snatch up the rights to it fast. He went from a chained up, scared guard dog who lived outside for all of his life to a malnourished stray loose on the streets for almost 2 months to a bouncy, affectionate, happy, playful dog. <br/><br/>We are all still eagerly waiting for his final chapter - where he finally lands in a loving, patient forever home where he can snuggle and play to his heart's delight.<br/><br/>Estimated to be around 3yo and 76lbs, Fitzy is:<br/> Likely potty trained or could pick up on it quickly (his kennel is usually clean)<br/> Very affectionate with his friends and loves giving hugs.<br/> Slightly snobby foodie - won't take just any old treat if he knows you have better options, but loves chicken jerky and freeze dried beef liver.<br/> Playful - with toys, especially stuffies, and other dogs with a rough and rowdy WWE playstyle. In play groups at the shelter, he has done better with female dogs, and slow introductions are needed. <br/><br/>Because he escaped his previous foster home, he should be taken out on a leash. He has flight risk tendencies in new environments. He's never really had the time or patience he needs to settle in a new home, but with love and understanding, he will realize he no longer has to run and will transform into someone's loyal forever friend.<br/><br/>Can you be the one to give Fitzwilliam's incredible story the happy ending he deserves?

Meet Fitzwilliam, whose story is so remarkable, Disney better snatch up the rights to it fast. He went from a chained up, scared guard dog who lived outside for all of his life to a malnourished stray loose on the streets for almost 2 months to a bouncy, affectionate, happy, playful dog.

We are all still eagerly waiting for his final chapter - where he finally lands in a loving, patient forever home where he can snuggle and play to his heart's delight.

Estimated to be around 3yo and 76lbs, Fitzy is:
Likely potty trained or could pick up on it quickly (his kennel is usually clean)
Very affectionate with his friends and loves giving hugs.
Slightly snobby foodie - won't take just any old treat if he knows you have better options, but loves chicken jerky and freeze dried beef liver.
Playful - with toys, especially stuffies, and other dogs with a rough and rowdy WWE playstyle. In play groups at the shelter, he has done better with female dogs, and slow introductions are needed.

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Meet Fitzwilliam, whose story is so remarkable, Disney better snatch up the rights to it fast. He went from a chained up, scared guard dog who lived outside for all of his life to a malnourished stray loose on the streets for almost 2 months to a bouncy, affectionate, happy, playful dog.

We are all still eagerly waiting for his final chapter - where he finally lands in a loving, patient forever home where he can snuggle and play to his heart's delight.

Estimated to be around 3yo and 76lbs, Fitzy is:
Likely potty trained or could pick up on it quickly (his kennel is usually clean)
Very affectionate with his friends and loves giving hugs.
Slightly snobby foodie - won't take just any old treat if he knows you have better options, but loves chicken jerky and freeze dried beef liver.
Playful - with toys, especially stuffies, and other dogs with a rough and rowdy WWE playstyle. In play groups at the shelter, he has done better with female dogs, and slow introductions are needed.

Because he escaped his previous foster home, he should be taken out on a leash. He has flight risk tendencies in new environments. He's never really had the time or patience he needs to settle in a new home, but with love and understanding, he will realize he no longer has to run and will transform into someone's loyal forever friend.

Can you be the one to give Fitzwilliam's incredible story