GIBBS (GIBBY)

Gibbs spent his whole life with his person.<br/><br/>And then one day… everything changed. His person passed away, and no one in the family was able to take him in.<br/><br/>Now he’s here.<br/><br/>Gibbs isn’t a shelter dog. He doesn’t understand what happened to his life—he’s just trying to roll with it the best he can.<br/><br/>A volunteer recently took him out for a day and said:<br/><br/>“Gibbs is such an easygoing dog. Loves the car, walks on cruise control, and really just wants a couch and someone to love. He likes everyone—from kids to cats. Zero aggression. He tries to get into every car and every open door because he thinks that’s the way home.”<br/><br/>He’s not asking for much. Just a soft place to land and someone to love again.<br/><br/>If you have the space in your home—or even can foster—please consider Gibbs.<br/><br/>Let’s get this gentleman out of the shelter and back into a home where he belongs

Gibbs spent his whole life with his person.

And then one day… everything changed. His person passed away, and no one in the family was able to take him in.

Now he’s here.

Gibbs isn’t a shelter dog. He doesn’t understand what happened to his life—he’s just trying to roll with it the best he can.

A volunteer recently took him out for a day and said:

“Gibbs is such an easygoing dog. Loves the car, walks on cruise control, and really just wants a couch and someone to love. He likes everyone—from kids to cats. Zero aggression. He tries to get into every car and every open door because he thinks that’s the way home.”

He’s not asking for much. Just a soft place to land and someone to love again.

If you have the space in your home—or even can foster—please consider Gibbs.

Let’s get this gentleman out of the shelter and back into a home where he belongs

Gibbs spent his whole life with his person.

And then one day… everything changed. His person passed away, and no one in the family was able to take him in.

Now he’s here.

Gibbs isn’t a shelter dog. He doesn’t understand what happened to his life—he’s just trying to roll with it the best he can.

A volunteer recently took him out for a day and said:

“Gibbs is such an easygoing dog. Loves the car, walks on cruise control, and really just wants a couch and someone to love. He likes everyone—from kids to cats. Zero aggression. He tries to get into every car and every open door because he thinks that’s the way home.”

He’s not asking for much. Just a soft place to land and someone to love again.

If you have the space in your home—or even can foster—please consider Gibbs.

Let’s get this gentleman out of the shelter and back into a home where he belongs