Jelly

MEET JELLY <br/><br/>If Jelly had his way, life would be one big playdate. <br/><br/>Jelly is an approximately 8-week-old Shepherd/Border Collie mix who was found living in a little cave with his siblings. His first weeks of life didn’t include much exposure to the big wide world, but since coming into rescue, he’s been learning just how much fun there is to be had!<br/><br/>And Jelly? He is here for it. <br/><br/>This boy is fun, energetic and LOVES other dogs. Playing with his canine friends is definitely his happy place, and we think Jelly would do best in a home with another confident dog who can continue showing him the ropes and help him navigate new experiences.<br/><br/>With people, Jelly may need a quick minute to figure you out — but it really doesn’t take long! Once he realizes you’re one of the good ones, that little wall comes right down and you get to see what a sweet, playful and genuinely great boy he is. <br/><br/>Both of Jelly’s parents were found with the litter. Dad is a stunning, large, long-haired Shepherd mix and momma is a petite Border Collie mix. Both are incredibly social dogs, and we’re excited to watch Jelly continue following in their footsteps.<br/><br/>Jelly is good with cats and dogs, absolutely LOVES kids, and is getting started on kennel training. <br/><br/>Because these puppies had limited exposure during their first weeks of life, we’re looking for families committed to keeping up all the work their fosters have started. New people, new places, new sounds, adventures and plenty of positive experiences will be important to keep Jelly headed in the confident, social direction he’s already going.<br/><br/>He may need someone to show him the ropes right now...<br/><br/>But give Jelly a little confidence, a canine bestie and a family of his own, and we think this boy is going to THRIVE. <br/><br/> Apply to adopt Jelly today!

MEET JELLY

If Jelly had his way, life would be one big playdate.

Jelly is an approximately 8-week-old Shepherd/Border Collie mix who was found living in a little cave with his siblings. His first weeks of life didn’t include much exposure to the big wide world, but since coming into rescue, he’s been learning just how much fun there is to be had!

And Jelly? He is here for it.

This boy is fun, energetic and LOVES other dogs. Playing with his canine friends is definitely his happy place, and we think Jelly would do best in a home with another confident dog who can continue showing him the ropes and help him navigate new experiences.

With people, Jelly may need a quick minute to figure you out — but it really doesn’t take long! Once he realizes you’re one of the good ones, that little wall comes right down and you get to see what a sweet, playful and genuinely great boy he is.

Both of Jelly’s parents were found with the litter. Dad is a stunning, large, long-haired Sheph

MEET JELLY

If Jelly had his way, life would be one big playdate.

Jelly is an approximately 8-week-old Shepherd/Border Collie mix who was found living in a little cave with his siblings. His first weeks of life didn’t include much exposure to the big wide world, but since coming into rescue, he’s been learning just how much fun there is to be had!

And Jelly? He is here for it.

This boy is fun, energetic and LOVES other dogs. Playing with his canine friends is definitely his happy place, and we think Jelly would do best in a home with another confident dog who can continue showing him the ropes and help him navigate new experiences.

With people, Jelly may need a quick minute to figure you out — but it really doesn’t take long! Once he realizes you’re one of the good ones, that little wall comes right down and you get to see what a sweet, playful and genuinely great boy he is.

Both of Jelly’s parents were found with the litter. Dad is a stunning, large, long-haired Shepherd mix and momma is a petite Border Collie mix. Both are incredibly social dogs, and we’re excited to watch Jelly continue following in their footsteps.

Jelly is good with cats and dogs, absolutely LOVES kids, and is getting started on kennel training.

Because these puppies had limited exposure during their first weeks of life, we’re looking for families committed to keeping up