Lego

Meet Lego<br/>2 Years Old American Pit Bull Terrier Approx. 46 lbs Neutered Male Available in Foster Care<br/>Compatibility & Care<br/>Dogs: Has done well coexisting with other dogs in playgroup and may enjoy a canine companion with the right match. A meet-and-greet at the shelter is required if you have resident dog(s).<br/>Cats: Yes (has been around cats in foster care)<br/>Small Animals: Unknown<br/>Children: Unknown<br/>Energy Level: Moderate<br/>Best Home: A patient home willing to let Lego build confidence at his own pace<br/>Medical Needs: None <br/>Special Diet: None <br/><br/> About Lego<br/>Some things are built in a day. The really good stuff takes a little longer.<br/>Meet Lego, a 2-year-old black-and-white Pittie who may need a little time before all his best pieces click into place.<br/>Lego came to us as a stray, and new people and unfamiliar surroundings can make him a little shy at first. He's a thoughtful guy who likes to take his time getting to know his surroundings and the people in them. Give him the opportunity to approach you at his own pace, and you'll start to see his personality come through.<br/>Once Lego begins to feel comfortable, the goofy side comes out. Out in the yard with staff, he gets the zoomies, loves when someone runs alongside him, and happily turns it into a game of chase. He also loves treats and enjoys gentle attention.<br/>Lego has also been doing well in playgroup with other dogs. He is comfortable coexisting with them while taking some time to get to know his canine friends. With the right match and some time to build that relationship, he may become a fun companion for another dog.<br/>Lego is a dog who shows you more of himself as trust grows. Every positive interaction is another little piece of confidence, and every new experience gives him another reason to believe that good things are waiting for him.<br/>And that's where the Lego analogy really fits. You don't build something great by putting every piece together at once. You start with one piece, then another, and slowly the picture begins to take shape.<br/>Lego has the pieces. He just needs the right person to give him the time and space to put them together.<br/>With the right match, we think Lego will become an affectionate, goofy, fun-loving sidekick who is ready to be part of your everyday adventures.<br/>If you're willing to take things one piece at a time, come meet Lego. You might just be the missing piece he's been waiting for.<br/> Lego's Best Qualities<br/> Goofy personality emerges as he becomes comfortable<br/> Gets the zoomies and loves a good game of chase<br/> Loves treats<br/> Enjoys gentle attention<br/> Smart and observant<br/> Has done well coexisting with other dogs<br/> Sweet and affectionate as trust grows<br/> Building confidence every day<br/> Fun potential sidekick for the right person<br/> Definitely worth getting to know<br/>Lego is currently in foster care - call to schedule a meet & greet today! <br/>407 W. Belle Street, Ridgely, MD 21660<br/>carolinehumane.org<br/>adoptions@carolinehumane.org<br/>410-820-1600

Meet Lego
2 Years Old American Pit Bull Terrier Approx. 46 lbs Neutered Male Available in Foster Care
Compatibility & Care
Dogs: Has done well coexisting with other dogs in playgroup and may enjoy a canine companion with the right match. A meet-and-greet at the shelter is required if you have resident dog(s).
Cats: Yes (has been around cats in foster care)
Small Animals: Unknown
Children: Unknown
Energy Level: Moderate
Best Home: A patient home willing to let Lego build confidence at his own pace
Medical Needs: None
Special Diet: None

About Lego
Some things are built in a day. The really good stuff takes a little longer.
Meet Lego, a 2-year-old black-and-white Pittie who may need a little time before all his best pieces click into place.
Lego came to us as a stray, and new people and unfamiliar surroundings can make him a little shy at first. He's a thoughtful guy who likes to take his time getting to know his surroundings and the people in them. Give him th

Meet Lego
2 Years Old American Pit Bull Terrier Approx. 46 lbs Neutered Male Available in Foster Care
Compatibility & Care
Dogs: Has done well coexisting with other dogs in playgroup and may enjoy a canine companion with the right match. A meet-and-greet at the shelter is required if you have resident dog(s).
Cats: Yes (has been around cats in foster care)
Small Animals: Unknown
Children: Unknown
Energy Level: Moderate
Best Home: A patient home willing to let Lego build confidence at his own pace
Medical Needs: None
Special Diet: None

About Lego
Some things are built in a day. The really good stuff takes a little longer.
Meet Lego, a 2-year-old black-and-white Pittie who may need a little time before all his best pieces click into place.
Lego came to us as a stray, and new people and unfamiliar surroundings can make him a little shy at first. He's a thoughtful guy who likes to take his time getting to know his surroundings and the people in them. Give him the opportunity to approach you at his own pace, and you'll start to see his personality come through.
Once Lego begins to feel comfortable, the goofy side comes out. Out in the yard with staff, he gets the zoomies, loves when someone runs alongside him, and happily turns it into a game of chase. He also loves treats and enjoys gentle attention.
Lego has also been doing well in playgroup wit