Latte (MR26-118)

Meet Latte, a 5-year-old terrier mix weighing 9 pounds, with a sensitive but playful personality. He's a fireball of energy and absolutely loves spending time with other dogs-his favorite thing is playing in a group, where he continues to learn appropriate social cues and build confidence. Most often, you'll find him zooming around in games of chase with his dog friends. He's very social, food motivated, and still learning how to feel comfortable with handling.<br/><br/>Latte requires a home with another confident dog to help guide him and provide reassurance as he adjusts. He is still learning to trust people and will need a home committed to socializing him, building a strong bond, and helping him feel safe over time.<br/><br/>Latte can be a little sensitive with handling right now as he learns that people can be safe and predictable. He is making great progress, and our behavior team would love to talk more about the support and guidance that will help him continue to thrive. He will do best with a calm, patient adopter-ideally someone with experience-who understands the importance of going at his pace and respecting his boundaries.<br/><br/>Latte will need a securely fenced-in yard where he can safely explore and grow his confidence. He will also need to go home with a secure, properly fitted harness to keep him safe as he continues working on leash skills.<br/><br/>Because Latte takes time to build trust and relationships, potential adopters should plan for multiple meetings at the shelter to help him feel comfortable and ensure it is a good fit for both Latte and his future family. With time, patience, and consistency, Latte has the potential to blossom into a confident and loving companion.<br/>------<br/>Before being rescued, many of our dogs had limited socialization, so they may need some time to adjust to life as a family pet. Older kids are often a great fit for our dogs, and homes with younger children will be considered based on each dog's individual needs. Skills like house training and leash walking may take a little extra patience and practice. However, with understanding and a gentle hand, most of these dogs adapt quite quickly. Being a part of their rehabilitation is a truly rewarding experience. To learn more about mill dogs and start the adoption process, visit our website!

Meet Latte, a 5-year-old terrier mix weighing 9 pounds, with a sensitive but playful personality. He's a fireball of energy and absolutely loves spending time with other dogs-his favorite thing is playing in a group, where he continues to learn appropriate social cues and build confidence. Most often, you'll find him zooming around in games of chase with his dog friends. He's very social, food motivated, and still learning how to feel comfortable with handling.

Latte requires a home with another confident dog to help guide him and provide reassurance as he adjusts. He is still learning to trust people and will need a home committed to socializing him, building a strong bond, and helping him feel safe over time.

Latte can be a little sensitive with handling right now as he learns that people can be safe and predictable. He is making great progress, and our behavior team would love to talk more about the support and guidance that will help him continue to thrive. He will do best with a calm, patient adopter-i

Meet Latte, a 5-year-old terrier mix weighing 9 pounds, with a sensitive but playful personality. He's a fireball of energy and absolutely loves spending time with other dogs-his favorite thing is playing in a group, where he continues to learn appropriate social cues and build confidence. Most often, you'll find him zooming around in games of chase with his dog friends. He's very social, food motivated, and still learning how to feel comfortable with handling.

Latte requires a home with another confident dog to help guide him and provide reassurance as he adjusts. He is still learning to trust people and will need a home committed to socializing him, building a strong bond, and helping him feel safe over time.

Latte can be a little sensitive with handling right now as he learns that people can be safe and predictable. He is making great progress, and our behavior team would love to talk more about the support and guidance that will help him continue to thrive. He will do best with a calm, patient adopter-ideally someone with experience-who understands the importance of going at his pace and respecting his boundaries.

Latte will need a securely fenced-in yard where he can safely explore and grow his confidence. He will also need to go home with a secure, properly fitted harness to keep him safe as he continues working on leash skills.

Because Latte takes time to build trust and rel