Noggin

Meet Noggin.<br/><br/>Every morning, Noggin wakes up like it’s the best day of his life.<br/><br/>The moment his crate door opens, this beefy, block-headed sweetheart springs into action — straight to the back door, ready to run the yard with his foster sibling and make sure everything is exactly as it should be. Perimeter check? Complete. Zoomies? Absolutely necessary.<br/><br/>At 4 years old, this Pitbull boy has that perfect blend of playful energy and grown-up manners. He lives peacefully with another dog and truly enjoys having a buddy to romp with. He loves walks (rain included — weather is not a valid excuse in Noggin’s world), chewing on a good bone, and stretching his legs outside.<br/><br/>But here’s the part about Noggin that really steals hearts.<br/><br/>He has spent time around young grandchildren — including a busy two-year-old. He enjoyed their love, but excused himself when the excited play became too much for him.<br/><br/>Inside the home, he’s wonderfully well-mannered. Housebroken? Yes. Crate trained? Completely. Tell him “go to your crate,” and he walks right in and settles down. He knows “sit” and “down,” and if he’s not too excited, he’ll even offer you a paw. He’s currently working on “leave it” and tightening up his leash skills — because he gets very excited when it’s time to go explore.<br/><br/>And if you happen to be petting another dog? Don’t be surprised if Noggin quietly scoots in between you. Not in a pushy way — just in a soft, “Hi, I love you too” kind of way. He doesn’t want to compete. He just wants to belong.<br/><br/>After the yard runs are done and the excitement settles, Noggin melts into the sweetest snuggle buddy. He leans in. He stays close. He soaks up affection like he’s been saving space for it his whole life.<br/><br/>Noggin isn’t just looking for a home.<br/>He’s looking for his people — the ones he can run with, walk beside (rain or shine), and curl up next to at the end of the day.<br/><br/>If you’re ready for a loyal shadow with a big head and an even bigger heart, Noggin is ready to meet you. 🐾💙<br/><br/>The adoption fee for Noggin is $400. This donation helps to cover veterinary expenses including spay/neuter, microchip and vaccinations. Wish Upon a Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit, foster based animal rescue. If you would like to meet Noggin please complete our adoption questionnaire at www.wishuponarescue.org/adopt. We will review your responses and be in contact to schedule a meet and greet at a time and place convenient for your family and our team member.

Meet Noggin.

Every morning, Noggin wakes up like it’s the best day of his life.

The moment his crate door opens, this beefy, block-headed sweetheart springs into action — straight to the back door, ready to run the yard with his foster sibling and make sure everything is exactly as it should be. Perimeter check? Complete. Zoomies? Absolutely necessary.

At 4 years old, this Pitbull boy has that perfect blend of playful energy and grown-up manners. He lives peacefully with another dog and truly enjoys having a buddy to romp with. He loves walks (rain included — weather is not a valid excuse in Noggin’s world), chewing on a good bone, and stretching his legs outside.

But here’s the part about Noggin that really steals hearts.

He has spent time around young grandchildren — including a busy two-year-old. He enjoyed their love, but excused himself when the excited play became too much for him.

Inside the home, he’s wonderfully well-mannered. Housebroken? Yes. Crate trained? Com

Meet Noggin.

Every morning, Noggin wakes up like it’s the best day of his life.

The moment his crate door opens, this beefy, block-headed sweetheart springs into action — straight to the back door, ready to run the yard with his foster sibling and make sure everything is exactly as it should be. Perimeter check? Complete. Zoomies? Absolutely necessary.

At 4 years old, this Pitbull boy has that perfect blend of playful energy and grown-up manners. He lives peacefully with another dog and truly enjoys having a buddy to romp with. He loves walks (rain included — weather is not a valid excuse in Noggin’s world), chewing on a good bone, and stretching his legs outside.

But here’s the part about Noggin that really steals hearts.

He has spent time around young grandchildren — including a busy two-year-old. He enjoyed their love, but excused himself when the excited play became too much for him.

Inside the home, he’s wonderfully well-mannered. Housebroken? Yes. Crate trained? Completely. Tell him “go to your crate,” and he walks right in and settles down. He knows “sit” and “down,” and if he’s not too excited, he’ll even offer you a paw. He’s currently working on “leave it” and tightening up his leash skills — because he gets very excited when it’s time to go explore.

And if you happen to be petting another dog? Don’t be surprised if Noggin quietly scoots in betw