Franklin

Meet Franklin. <br/><br/>If there were an award for Most Likely to Get Away With Anything, Franklin would already have the trophy.<br/><br/>This little guy was pulled from the local animal control shelter in Meridian, Mississippi, and is now living his best foster puppy life while he waits for a family of his own.<br/><br/>At just 10 weeks old and around 6 pounds, Franklin is still tiny. We dont think hes going to stay this small forever, but we also dont expect him to be a giant—just the perfect, adventure-sized best friend.<br/><br/>Hes being fostered with other dogs and cats and is fitting right in. Hes playful, curious, happy, and has absolutely mastered the head tilt that makes you question every life decision... including why you dont already have a puppy.<br/><br/>Now for the fine print: Franklin is, in fact, a puppy. That means potty training, teething, learning the ropes, and occasionally making questionable choices. Hell need patience, toys, structure, and someone who understands that puppies arent born knowing house rules.<br/><br/>In return? You get to watch him grow up. You get the puppy breath, the zoomies, the goofy stage, and years of loyalty from a dog who got his second chance because someone said yes.<br/><br/>Franklin is fully vetted for his age and ready to find the family hes been waiting for. We have a feeling this little guy isnt going to stay available for long. <br/><br/>(Seriously... look at that face. We dont stand a chance.)<br/><br/>Arrival 7/20

Meet Franklin.

If there were an award for Most Likely to Get Away With Anything, Franklin would already have the trophy.

This little guy was pulled from the local animal control shelter in Meridian, Mississippi, and is now living his best foster puppy life while he waits for a family of his own.

At just 10 weeks old and around 6 pounds, Franklin is still tiny. We dont think hes going to stay this small forever, but we also dont expect him to be a giant—just the perfect, adventure-sized best friend.

Hes being fostered with other dogs and cats and is fitting right in. Hes playful, curious, happy, and has absolutely mastered the head tilt that makes you question every life decision... including why you dont already have a puppy.

Now for the fine print: Franklin is, in fact, a puppy. That means potty training, teething, learning the ropes, and occasionally making questionable choices. Hell need patience, toys, structure, and someone who understands that puppies arent born knowing hou

Meet Franklin.

If there were an award for Most Likely to Get Away With Anything, Franklin would already have the trophy.

This little guy was pulled from the local animal control shelter in Meridian, Mississippi, and is now living his best foster puppy life while he waits for a family of his own.

At just 10 weeks old and around 6 pounds, Franklin is still tiny. We dont think hes going to stay this small forever, but we also dont expect him to be a giant—just the perfect, adventure-sized best friend.

Hes being fostered with other dogs and cats and is fitting right in. Hes playful, curious, happy, and has absolutely mastered the head tilt that makes you question every life decision... including why you dont already have a puppy.

Now for the fine print: Franklin is, in fact, a puppy. That means potty training, teething, learning the ropes, and occasionally making questionable choices. Hell need patience, toys, structure, and someone who understands that puppies arent born knowing house rules.

In return? You get to watch him grow up. You get the puppy breath, the zoomies, the goofy stage, and years of loyalty from a dog who got his second chance because someone said yes.

Franklin is fully vetted for his age and ready to find the family hes been waiting for. We have a feeling this little guy isnt going to stay available for long.

(Seriously... look a