Nile

Meet Nile. He's about 4 years old, and while he may be a little shy when you first meet him, there's a sweet, playful boy waiting underneath that initial hesitation.<br/><br/>Nile just needs someone willing to be patient.<br/><br/>Someone who won't expect him to trust them immediately.<br/>Someone who will give him the time to realize that he's safe.<br/>Someone who will let him come out of his shell at his own pace.<br/><br/>And there's one very important part of Nile's story:<br/><br/>His brother Hudson is his person. <br/><br/>These two are bonded, and they need to find their forever home together.<br/><br/>Nile loves going for walks, splashing around in the water, and-perhaps his favorite activity of all-chasing his brother around like they have absolutely nowhere else to be. <br/><br/>He'll even chase a ball for you...<br/><br/>bringing it back, however, is apparently beneath him. <br/><br/>Nile is dog selective and not good with cats. He can do well with kids, but we recommend a home with children 10 and older.<br/><br/>We know asking someone to open their heart and home to two dogs can feel like a lot.<br/><br/>But maybe it shouldn't be thought of as taking on two dogs.<br/><br/>Maybe it's giving two brothers the one thing they refuse to lose: each other.<br/><br/>Nile has Hudson.<br/><br/>Hudson has Nile.<br/><br/>And somewhere out there is a family who will look at the two of them and say,<br/><br/>"You don't have to choose. You can both come home." <br/><br/>Nile may need a little time to trust you.<br/><br/>But once he does, you'll have earned something incredibly special.<br/><br/>And when he finally curls up beside you, knowing he's safe, knowing his brother is right there, knowing they're not going anywhere...<br/><br/>you'll understand why waiting for him was worth it. <br/><br/>Please help Nile and Hudson find the forever home they can share.

Meet Nile. He's about 4 years old, and while he may be a little shy when you first meet him, there's a sweet, playful boy waiting underneath that initial hesitation.

Nile just needs someone willing to be patient.

Someone who won't expect him to trust them immediately.
Someone who will give him the time to realize that he's safe.
Someone who will let him come out of his shell at his own pace.

And there's one very important part of Nile's story:

His brother Hudson is his person.

These two are bonded, and they need to find their forever home together.

Nile loves going for walks, splashing around in the water, and-perhaps his favorite activity of all-chasing his brother around like they have absolutely nowhere else to be.

He'll even chase a ball for you...

bringing it back, however, is apparently beneath him.

Nile is dog selective and not good with cats. He can do well with kids, but we recommend a home with children 10 and older.

Meet Nile. He's about 4 years old, and while he may be a little shy when you first meet him, there's a sweet, playful boy waiting underneath that initial hesitation.

Nile just needs someone willing to be patient.

Someone who won't expect him to trust them immediately.
Someone who will give him the time to realize that he's safe.
Someone who will let him come out of his shell at his own pace.

And there's one very important part of Nile's story:

His brother Hudson is his person.

These two are bonded, and they need to find their forever home together.

Nile loves going for walks, splashing around in the water, and-perhaps his favorite activity of all-chasing his brother around like they have absolutely nowhere else to be.

He'll even chase a ball for you...

bringing it back, however, is apparently beneath him.

Nile is dog selective and not good with cats. He can do well with kids, but we recommend a home with children 10 and older.

We know asking someone to open their heart and home to two dogs can feel like a lot.

But maybe it shouldn't be thought of as taking on two dogs.

Maybe it's giving two brothers the one thing they refuse to lose: each other.

Nile has Hudson.

Hudson has Nile.

And somewhere out there is a family who will look at the two of them and say,

"You don'