Marshall

Meet Marshall!<br/><br/>Looking for a dog who won't bark at the mailman or judge your life choices? Congratulations—you've found him.<br/>Warning: He will steal your heart.<br/><br/>This handsome guy is sweet, shy, timid, and basically a delicate woodland creature learning that couches, humans, and love are all safe. He's nervous and easily startled (sneezes are suspicious), but here's the important part: zero aggression. None. Not even when he's scared. Just big eyes and gentle vibes.<br/><br/>He came to us after being rescued from a house fire, and while he's safe now, it explains why the world still feels a little overwhelming sometimes. Despite that rough start, he remains incredibly gentle and trusting—just taking things at his own pace.<br/><br/> His highlights:<br/><br/>Rarely barks — like, pretty much mute. A dream neighbor dog.<br/>Gets along great with cats and other dogs.<br/>Not destructive... but will quietly rearrange your rugs, pillows, and socks like an interior designer with paws.<br/>Would LOVE a giant basket of toys to proudly drag around the house.<br/>Crate trained and genuinely enjoys his safe space.<br/>Baths? Not his favorite. (Same, honestly.)<br/>Starting to cuddle as he warms up — slow burn, but worth it.<br/>Semi house-trained - doing well, but still needs some consistency and patience as he settles in.<br/><br/>He is still nervous with his foster parents, but every day he takes tiny brave steps forward. He's the kind of dog who bonds deeply once he feels safe and will be endlessly loyal to his person.<br/><br/>If you're patient, gentle, and have room in your heart (and floor space for toys), this quiet little soul might be your perfect match. Marshall is neutered, microchipped, up-to-date on vaccines, and current on heartworm, flea, and tick prevention. His adoption fee is $250. Ready to Meet Marshall? Start by completing an adoption application at www.rescue330.org.

Meet Marshall!

Looking for a dog who won't bark at the mailman or judge your life choices? Congratulations—you've found him.
Warning: He will steal your heart.

This handsome guy is sweet, shy, timid, and basically a delicate woodland creature learning that couches, humans, and love are all safe. He's nervous and easily startled (sneezes are suspicious), but here's the important part: zero aggression. None. Not even when he's scared. Just big eyes and gentle vibes.

He came to us after being rescued from a house fire, and while he's safe now, it explains why the world still feels a little overwhelming sometimes. Despite that rough start, he remains incredibly gentle and trusting—just taking things at his own pace.

His highlights:

Rarely barks — like, pretty much mute. A dream neighbor dog.
Gets along great with cats and other dogs.
Not destructive... but will quietly rearrange your rugs, pillows, and socks like an interior designer with paws.
Would LOVE a giant bask

Meet Marshall!

Looking for a dog who won't bark at the mailman or judge your life choices? Congratulations—you've found him.
Warning: He will steal your heart.

This handsome guy is sweet, shy, timid, and basically a delicate woodland creature learning that couches, humans, and love are all safe. He's nervous and easily startled (sneezes are suspicious), but here's the important part: zero aggression. None. Not even when he's scared. Just big eyes and gentle vibes.

He came to us after being rescued from a house fire, and while he's safe now, it explains why the world still feels a little overwhelming sometimes. Despite that rough start, he remains incredibly gentle and trusting—just taking things at his own pace.

His highlights:

Rarely barks — like, pretty much mute. A dream neighbor dog.
Gets along great with cats and other dogs.
Not destructive... but will quietly rearrange your rugs, pillows, and socks like an interior designer with paws.
Would LOVE a giant basket of toys to proudly drag around the house.
Crate trained and genuinely enjoys his safe space.
Baths? Not his favorite. (Same, honestly.)
Starting to cuddle as he warms up — slow burn, but worth it.
Semi house-trained - doing well, but still needs some consistency and patience as he settles in.

He is still nervous with his foster parents, but every day he takes tiny brave