Ghost

Meet Ghost — A Gentle Soul Who’s Come So Far<br/><br/>Ghost’s journey is one of patience, growth, and quiet transformation. When he first came into rescue, he was overwhelmed by the world—vocal, reactive, and unsure of his surroundings. Today, that same dog has blossomed into a calm, affectionate, and laid-back companion who shows just how powerful love and consistency can be.<br/><br/>Now about almost 8 years old, Ghost is a striking white Pit Bull mix with a soft presence and a deeply loving heart. He is deaf, which once made navigating the world confusing, but he has learned beautifully that safety, routine, and trust can replace fear. Ghost communicates through connection—eye contact, body language, and a quiet devotion to his people.<br/><br/>Because he cannot hear other dogs’ cues, Ghost can occasionally misread interactions. For that reason, he would do best as an only pet or with a very calm, respectful dog companion who understands his needs. That said, Ghost recently attended an adoption event and did exceptionally well—remaining calm and interacting politely with other dogs. His progress has been remarkable.<br/><br/>Ghost now enjoys the simple, peaceful things in life:<br/><br/>Relaxing car rides<br/><br/>Carrying or gently tossing his toys<br/><br/>Lounging quietly near his people<br/><br/>Forming deep, loyal bonds with those he trusts<br/><br/>His foster describes him as sweet, gentle, loyal, and affectionate once he feels secure. With time and care, Ghost has truly mellowed, transforming from anxious and reactive to relaxed and confident.<br/><br/>Special Notes:<br/><br/>Neutered, microchipped, and current on vaccines<br/><br/>Adoption includes six complimentary training sessions with A Pawsitive Alternative Dog Training (Paul Kline) for Treasure Valley adopters<br/><br/>A beautiful custom painting of Ghost, donated by one of his biggest fans, will go home with his adopter<br/><br/>Ghost is ready to find his forever person—someone patient, kind, and understanding of a dog who listens with his heart instead of his ears. If you are looking for a loyal, steady companion who has already done the hard work of healing, Ghost is ready to meet you.<br/><br/>Apply to meet Ghost at:<br/>www.friendsfureveranimalrescue.net<br/><br/>More photos:<br/>https://photos.app.goo.gl/f676DNZb6hR1Dh9i9

Meet Ghost — A Gentle Soul Who’s Come So Far

Ghost’s journey is one of patience, growth, and quiet transformation. When he first came into rescue, he was overwhelmed by the world—vocal, reactive, and unsure of his surroundings. Today, that same dog has blossomed into a calm, affectionate, and laid-back companion who shows just how powerful love and consistency can be.

Now about almost 8 years old, Ghost is a striking white Pit Bull mix with a soft presence and a deeply loving heart. He is deaf, which once made navigating the world confusing, but he has learned beautifully that safety, routine, and trust can replace fear. Ghost communicates through connection—eye contact, body language, and a quiet devotion to his people.

Because he cannot hear other dogs’ cues, Ghost can occasionally misread interactions. For that reason, he would do best as an only pet or with a very calm, respectful dog companion who understands his needs. That said, Ghost recently attended an adoption event and did exceptionally

Meet Ghost — A Gentle Soul Who’s Come So Far

Ghost’s journey is one of patience, growth, and quiet transformation. When he first came into rescue, he was overwhelmed by the world—vocal, reactive, and unsure of his surroundings. Today, that same dog has blossomed into a calm, affectionate, and laid-back companion who shows just how powerful love and consistency can be.

Now about almost 8 years old, Ghost is a striking white Pit Bull mix with a soft presence and a deeply loving heart. He is deaf, which once made navigating the world confusing, but he has learned beautifully that safety, routine, and trust can replace fear. Ghost communicates through connection—eye contact, body language, and a quiet devotion to his people.

Because he cannot hear other dogs’ cues, Ghost can occasionally misread interactions. For that reason, he would do best as an only pet or with a very calm, respectful dog companion who understands his needs. That said, Ghost recently attended an adoption event and did exceptionally well—remaining calm and interacting politely with other dogs. His progress has been remarkable.

Ghost now enjoys the simple, peaceful things in life:

Relaxing car rides

Carrying or gently tossing his toys

Lounging quietly near his people

Forming deep, loyal bonds with those he trusts

His foster describes him as sweet, gentle, loyal, and affect