Gilly (in foster)

Gilly's Compatibility:<br/>Dogs - Yes, he plays very well with others<br/>Cats - Looking for a feline-free home<br/>Kids - Yes, 16+<br/><br/>"Gilly is a great dog... the easiest foster I’ve ever had!" - That’s straight from his foster mom, and after spending the past few months with him, she knows him well.<br/><br/>Gilly is one of those dogs who makes a lasting impression—not just because of his loving personality, but also thanks to his most unique feature: his adorable cross-eyed gaze. It’s the first thing people notice, and it only makes him more lovable.<br/><br/>He came to us as a stray in rough shape—dangerously underweight and clearly neglected. But with plenty of care, good food, and the love of his foster family, Gilly has made an incredible recovery and truly come into his own. He’s now a happy, well-mannered dog who’s ready for a forever home.<br/><br/>He’s housebroken, crate-trained (and absolutely loves his crate), and so trustworthy he doesn’t even need to be crated at night. He walks beautifully on leash with his harness and enjoys outdoor adventures at local parks and trails. He also gets along great with his husky foster sibling, and the two are always playing in the yard or the house.<br/><br/>Gilly is very smart, treat-motivated, and has worked hard on his manners—he’s made great progress with not jumping and now patiently waits for his meals in a slow feeder bowl. His favorite things? Belly rubs, cheek massages, and opening presents (especially during the holidays).<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a playful, goofy, incredibly sweet companion with a one-of-a-kind look, Gilly is ready to steal your heart. Come meet him and see just how special he is!

Gilly's Compatibility:
Dogs - Yes, he plays very well with others
Cats - Looking for a feline-free home
Kids - Yes, 16+

"Gilly is a great dog... the easiest foster I’ve ever had!" - That’s straight from his foster mom, and after spending the past few months with him, she knows him well.

Gilly is one of those dogs who makes a lasting impression—not just because of his loving personality, but also thanks to his most unique feature: his adorable cross-eyed gaze. It’s the first thing people notice, and it only makes him more lovable.

He came to us as a stray in rough shape—dangerously underweight and clearly neglected. But with plenty of care, good food, and the love of his foster family, Gilly has made an incredible recovery and truly come into his own. He’s now a happy, well-mannered dog who’s ready for a forever home.

He’s housebroken, crate-trained (and absolutely loves his crate), and so trustworthy he doesn’t even need to be crated at night. He walks beautifully on leash with

Gilly's Compatibility:
Dogs - Yes, he plays very well with others
Cats - Looking for a feline-free home
Kids - Yes, 16+

"Gilly is a great dog... the easiest foster I’ve ever had!" - That’s straight from his foster mom, and after spending the past few months with him, she knows him well.

Gilly is one of those dogs who makes a lasting impression—not just because of his loving personality, but also thanks to his most unique feature: his adorable cross-eyed gaze. It’s the first thing people notice, and it only makes him more lovable.

He came to us as a stray in rough shape—dangerously underweight and clearly neglected. But with plenty of care, good food, and the love of his foster family, Gilly has made an incredible recovery and truly come into his own. He’s now a happy, well-mannered dog who’s ready for a forever home.

He’s housebroken, crate-trained (and absolutely loves his crate), and so trustworthy he doesn’t even need to be crated at night. He walks beautifully on leash with his harness and enjoys outdoor adventures at local parks and trails. He also gets along great with his husky foster sibling, and the two are always playing in the yard or the house.

Gilly is very smart, treat-motivated, and has worked hard on his manners—he’s made great progress with not jumping and now patiently waits for his meals in a slow feeder bowl. His favorite things? Belly rubs,