Midas

They say everything Midas touches turns to gold. In this case, we think it's hearts. A year and a half old, Midas survived months abandoned in a barn with other dogs, with little access to food and water. Somehow, this boy came out of it still believing that people are the BEST THING EVER (and fine with cats too!)<br/><br/>And now? Midas is making up for lost time.<br/>He's goofy, affectionate, playful and happiest when he's with his people. After spending so long wondering when someone would come back, Midas has some understandable separation anxiety. He is a climber. If there's a fence between Midas and the humans he loves, he may consider that fence more of a suggestion than a boundary.<br/><br/>Midas does well with calmer dogs of all sizes when introductions are taken slowly, and we actually think he'd love having a canine sibling to keep him company and show him that home means nobody is leaving him behind. He doesn't need someone to feel sorry for him. He needs someone who sees the happy, ridiculous, loving dog he is now-and is ready to convince him that this time, his people are staying. Midas spent months waiting for someone to come back. Maybe you're the person he was waiting for.<br/><br/>Apply to adopt Midas at lucky13rescue.org. Midas' adoption fee is $225 and includes vaccinations, dewormer, heartworm medication, microchip and neuter surgery.

They say everything Midas touches turns to gold. In this case, we think it's hearts. A year and a half old, Midas survived months abandoned in a barn with other dogs, with little access to food and water. Somehow, this boy came out of it still believing that people are the BEST THING EVER (and fine with cats too!)

And now? Midas is making up for lost time.
He's goofy, affectionate, playful and happiest when he's with his people. After spending so long wondering when someone would come back, Midas has some understandable separation anxiety. He is a climber. If there's a fence between Midas and the humans he loves, he may consider that fence more of a suggestion than a boundary.

Midas does well with calmer dogs of all sizes when introductions are taken slowly, and we actually think he'd love having a canine sibling to keep him company and show him that home means nobody is leaving him behind. He doesn't need someone to feel sorry for him. He needs someone who sees the happy, ridiculous, loving dog he is n

They say everything Midas touches turns to gold. In this case, we think it's hearts. A year and a half old, Midas survived months abandoned in a barn with other dogs, with little access to food and water. Somehow, this boy came out of it still believing that people are the BEST THING EVER (and fine with cats too!)

And now? Midas is making up for lost time.
He's goofy, affectionate, playful and happiest when he's with his people. After spending so long wondering when someone would come back, Midas has some understandable separation anxiety. He is a climber. If there's a fence between Midas and the humans he loves, he may consider that fence more of a suggestion than a boundary.

Midas does well with calmer dogs of all sizes when introductions are taken slowly, and we actually think he'd love having a canine sibling to keep him company and show him that home means nobody is leaving him behind. He doesn't need someone to feel sorry for him. He needs someone who sees the happy, ridiculous, loving dog he is now-and is ready to convince him that this time, his people are staying. Midas spent months waiting for someone to come back. Maybe you're the person he was waiting for.

Apply to adopt Midas at lucky13rescue.org. Midas' adoption fee is $225 and includes vaccinations, dewormer, heartworm medication, microchip and neuter surgery.