Manny (formerly Little Man)

Meet Manny, a 52-pound bundle of love with the sweetest soul and SO much life left to live. At around 10 years old, Manny is proof that it's never too late for a fresh start. After spending his entire life on a chain, Manny is finally discovering what it means to be safe, cared for, and loved--and he is soaking up every bit of it.<br/><br/>Since coming into foster care in early February, Manny has shown just how affectionate and loyal he is. His favorite place is right by your side, whether he's leaning in for one of his signature hugs or quietly keeping you company. He sleeps peacefully through the night in his crate and is learning that life indoors can be pretty wonderful.<br/><br/>Manny is currently finishing his heartworm treatment and has completed all his injections. He is not yet neutered, so he may mark in the house, but once his treatment is complete and he is neutered, he will need a patient family to help him with house training. He's also working on leash training and making progress every day.<br/><br/>While Manny can be a little shy when meeting new people, once he feels comfortable, his loving personality shines through. He is gentle, devoted, and eager to bond with someone who will show him the kindness he has always deserved.<br/><br/>Manny may be a senior, but his heart is full of hope, and he has so much love left to give. He deserves a family who will cherish him for the rest of his days and show him that the best chapter of his life is still ahead. Could that family be yours?<br/><br/>If you are interested in meeting this pup, please read the following information.<br/><br/>For the fastest response, please submit the GCAS application rather than going through the PetFinder Start Your Inquiry process.<br/><br/>An Adoption Application can be submitted online at: http://tinyurl.com/GilmerAdoptApp<br/><br/>You can also find the application on the PetFinder GCAS Profile Page and by scrolling down to the GCAS Adoption Policy button.<br/><br/>Please be sure to like our Facebook page: <br/><br/>https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100080370230570&mibextid=JRoKGi<br/><br/>And visit our website: http://www.ellijaypaws.org/<br/><br/>Email questions to: info@ellijaypaws.org

Meet Manny, a 52-pound bundle of love with the sweetest soul and SO much life left to live. At around 10 years old, Manny is proof that it's never too late for a fresh start. After spending his entire life on a chain, Manny is finally discovering what it means to be safe, cared for, and loved--and he is soaking up every bit of it.

Since coming into foster care in early February, Manny has shown just how affectionate and loyal he is. His favorite place is right by your side, whether he's leaning in for one of his signature hugs or quietly keeping you company. He sleeps peacefully through the night in his crate and is learning that life indoors can be pretty wonderful.

Manny is currently finishing his heartworm treatment and has completed all his injections. He is not yet neutered, so he may mark in the house, but once his treatment is complete and he is neutered, he will need a patient family to help him with house training. He's also working on leash training and making progress every day.

While M

Meet Manny, a 52-pound bundle of love with the sweetest soul and SO much life left to live. At around 10 years old, Manny is proof that it's never too late for a fresh start. After spending his entire life on a chain, Manny is finally discovering what it means to be safe, cared for, and loved--and he is soaking up every bit of it.

Since coming into foster care in early February, Manny has shown just how affectionate and loyal he is. His favorite place is right by your side, whether he's leaning in for one of his signature hugs or quietly keeping you company. He sleeps peacefully through the night in his crate and is learning that life indoors can be pretty wonderful.

Manny is currently finishing his heartworm treatment and has completed all his injections. He is not yet neutered, so he may mark in the house, but once his treatment is complete and he is neutered, he will need a patient family to help him with house training. He's also working on leash training and making progress every day.

While Manny can be a little shy when meeting new people, once he feels comfortable, his loving personality shines through. He is gentle, devoted, and eager to bond with someone who will show him the kindness he has always deserved.

Manny may be a senior, but his heart is full of hope, and he has so much love left to give. He deserves a family who will cherish him for the rest of his days and sho