Johnny

Johnny is another one of the dogs who came to us from the heartbreaking neglect situation involving multiple dogs being kept outside in cages. They had little to no food, were covered in fleas and ticks, and were drinking from mud puddles. A game warden discovered the dogs and reached out to us for help.<br/><br/>Of all the dogs in this group, Johnny is probably the most submissive. He has a gentle nature and would much rather avoid conflict than be in the middle of it. Considering everything these dogs went through and the fact that they had to compete for food and resources, we are especially happy to see Johnny becoming comfortable and learning that he is finally safe.<br/><br/>Johnny is currently housed with Kristoff, the goofball of the group, and these two have a blast together! They play and play, giving us a chance to see Johnny relax and simply enjoy being a dog. After a life spent surviving, seeing him have a friend, play without worry, and enjoy himself is pretty special.<br/><br/>Johnny's personality makes us think he could do well in a home with another friendly dog. As always, we would want to make sure introductions are a good fit, but he has shown us that he really enjoys having a canine buddy.<br/><br/>We also have great news for Johnny: he tested negative for heartworms! Several of the dogs from this group are facing months of heartworm treatment, so we are very thankful Johnny doesn't have to go through that process.<br/><br/>We aren't exactly sure what breed Johnny and the rest of the group are. Because of their history of originally coming from North Carolina, our best guess is that they may be Mountain Cur mixes.<br/><br/>Johnny has already learned one of the best parts of his new life—he doesn't have to fight to survive anymore. He gets to play. Now he just needs a family who will give this sweet, gentle boy the security, love, and happy life he has always deserved

Johnny is another one of the dogs who came to us from the heartbreaking neglect situation involving multiple dogs being kept outside in cages. They had little to no food, were covered in fleas and ticks, and were drinking from mud puddles. A game warden discovered the dogs and reached out to us for help.

Of all the dogs in this group, Johnny is probably the most submissive. He has a gentle nature and would much rather avoid conflict than be in the middle of it. Considering everything these dogs went through and the fact that they had to compete for food and resources, we are especially happy to see Johnny becoming comfortable and learning that he is finally safe.

Johnny is currently housed with Kristoff, the goofball of the group, and these two have a blast together! They play and play, giving us a chance to see Johnny relax and simply enjoy being a dog. After a life spent surviving, seeing him have a friend, play without worry, and enjoy himself is pretty special.

Johnny's personality makes us thi

Johnny is another one of the dogs who came to us from the heartbreaking neglect situation involving multiple dogs being kept outside in cages. They had little to no food, were covered in fleas and ticks, and were drinking from mud puddles. A game warden discovered the dogs and reached out to us for help.

Of all the dogs in this group, Johnny is probably the most submissive. He has a gentle nature and would much rather avoid conflict than be in the middle of it. Considering everything these dogs went through and the fact that they had to compete for food and resources, we are especially happy to see Johnny becoming comfortable and learning that he is finally safe.

Johnny is currently housed with Kristoff, the goofball of the group, and these two have a blast together! They play and play, giving us a chance to see Johnny relax and simply enjoy being a dog. After a life spent surviving, seeing him have a friend, play without worry, and enjoy himself is pretty special.

Johnny's personality makes us think he could do well in a home with another friendly dog. As always, we would want to make sure introductions are a good fit, but he has shown us that he really enjoys having a canine buddy.

We also have great news for Johnny: he tested negative for heartworms! Several of the dogs from this group are facing months of heartworm treatment, so we are very thankful Johnny doesn't have to go th