Kirby

Meet Kirby!<br/>This wonderful, friendly 6-month-old pup is looking for his forever home, one that is ok with taking on his medical condition.<br/><br/>Kirby loves playing with other dogs and would be happiest with a canine companion. He also enjoys adventures and makes a great travel buddy. Walks? He has a bit of a love/hate relationship with them—he won’t be too disappointed if he skips one, but he still needs exercise. What he does love is spending time outside!<br/><br/>Kirby is fully deaf and has experienced several seizures. He takes medication and has been seizure-free for a couple of weeks. Kirby has seen a neurologist and had an MRI done - it was clear. The seizures may be a juvenile onset issue/temporary. What’s most important is that his forever family can provide a supportive environment for his deafness (using hand signals and plenty of patience!) while also keeping an eye on his health. He may need checkups to assess his seizure control status.<br/><br/>This smart boy is already picking things up quickly! He knows how to sit—especially for food—and has learned signs for “let’s go/come,” “food,” “outside,” “stay,” and “potty.” While walks aren’t his favorite, he’s making steady progress with leash training and does well when he sees other dogs or people—curious but calm.<br/><br/>Kirby is also learning crate training. During the day, he does well and will happily go inside, though he may bark when he’s ready to come out. At night, he still prefers to snuggle with the pack, especially now that he’s more potty trained. Speaking of which—he’s doing great with house training! He occasionally has an accident but has even started going to the door when he needs to go outside.<br/><br/>Something Kirby absolutely loves? Snuggles! He’s happiest when curled up with his humans, playing with doggy friends, chewing sticks in the yard, or simply being close by. Because he’s deaf, a fenced yard will be important for his safety while exploring outside.<br/><br/>Kirby’s perfect match will be someone who loves snuggles as much as he does and is also committed to ongoing training. Learning new signs has helped him blossom, and continuing that training will only make him more confident and connected to his people.<br/><br/>This sweet, goofy boy is ready to bring joy, cuddles, and companionship to his forever family. Could it be you?<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>To apply for a dog from All Dog Rescue, please fill out our online application at: https://alldogmn.org/adoptable-dogs<br/><br/>All Dog Rescue adopts out to homes within 60-miles of the Twin Cities due to post-adoption services and volunteer commitment. Adoption fee includes vet exam, age-appropriate vaccinations and tests, microchip, and spay or neuter.

Meet Kirby!
This wonderful, friendly 6-month-old pup is looking for his forever home, one that is ok with taking on his medical condition.

Kirby loves playing with other dogs and would be happiest with a canine companion. He also enjoys adventures and makes a great travel buddy. Walks? He has a bit of a love/hate relationship with them—he won’t be too disappointed if he skips one, but he still needs exercise. What he does love is spending time outside!

Kirby is fully deaf and has experienced several seizures. He takes medication and has been seizure-free for a couple of weeks. Kirby has seen a neurologist and had an MRI done - it was clear. The seizures may be a juvenile onset issue/temporary. What’s most important is that his forever family can provide a supportive environment for his deafness (using hand signals and plenty of patience!) while also keeping an eye on his health. He may need checkups to assess his seizure control status.

This smart boy is already picking things up quickly! He k

Meet Kirby!
This wonderful, friendly 6-month-old pup is looking for his forever home, one that is ok with taking on his medical condition.

Kirby loves playing with other dogs and would be happiest with a canine companion. He also enjoys adventures and makes a great travel buddy. Walks? He has a bit of a love/hate relationship with them—he won’t be too disappointed if he skips one, but he still needs exercise. What he does love is spending time outside!

Kirby is fully deaf and has experienced several seizures. He takes medication and has been seizure-free for a couple of weeks. Kirby has seen a neurologist and had an MRI done - it was clear. The seizures may be a juvenile onset issue/temporary. What’s most important is that his forever family can provide a supportive environment for his deafness (using hand signals and plenty of patience!) while also keeping an eye on his health. He may need checkups to assess his seizure control status.

This smart boy is already picking things up quickly! He knows how to sit—especially for food—and has learned signs for “let’s go/come,” “food,” “outside,” “stay,” and “potty.” While walks aren’t his favorite, he’s making steady progress with leash training and does well when he sees other dogs or people—curious but calm.

Kirby is also learning crate training. During the day, he does well and will happily go inside, though he may bark when he’s