Odin

Oh Odin! <br/> Odin is one of the staff's favorite dogs here in the sanctuary. It's not uncommon for me to pull up and see Tim on break and Odin in the back of his car, wagging. Odin is the bestest guy. <br/>He is wise beyond his almost year of life and, after being so let down by humans, still wants nothing more than to be with people! He is a kind and loving boy who simply wants to just be with you <br/>What we do know about Odin is heartbreaking. He had a very hard start. He came into his shelter emaciated with a littermate as a very young pup after being dumped for dead in the hot Texas desert. The compassionate shelter that saved his life spared no expense for both him and his brother, and slowly they both came back to life. They were not expected to survive. I truly believe this is why Odin is as kind as he is because of the kindness and compassion shown to him. <br/>After he was healthy again began the daunting task of finding him a home. He had found himself in a very overcrowded area full of animals needing rehomed. He sat for months with no interest so the shelter reached out and asked if we could take him. We were so moved by his soulful eyes and story I knew we could help. He made the long journey from Texas to Ohio. <br/>Odin came to us as a Great dane mix with dwarfism per their vet due to his emaciated state. He is a petite guy. Barely 1/3 the size of a typical Great Dane at 40 lbs. <br/>Odins pros:<br/>Walks on lead gently<br/>Loves car rides <br/>Loves people<br/>Loves other dogs<br/>Is kennel trained and keeps his suite at the sanctuary clean. <br/>Very mild mannered<br/>Gentle and inquisitive <br/>Odin cons-<br/>Can be nervous meeting new people. Not in an aggressive manner, just can be nervous and fall over on his back exposing his belly. Very passive guy<br/>Has never been around cats; however, because of how great he is with small dogs, we don't believe he would mind. We always require meet and greets with all potential animals in the home. <br/>If interested in Odin, you can apply for him at www.operationsaves.com <br/>Can't adopt but want to help? We have a few ways you can. <br/>As you can imagine, running and maintaining a 14,000 square foot sanctuary on 5 acres is an expensive endeavor. We always need monetary donations. You can donate to animals like Odin directly at:<br/>PAYPAL- paypal.me/operationsaves <br/>VENMO- @OPERATIONSAVES<br/>CASHAPP- Operationsaves419<br/>All check/money can be brought into our sanctuary directly at 1429 Batonial Plaza Drive, Toledo, Ohio 43615 during regular business hours. <br/>You can also bring in old towels, blankets, dog beds, and dry/wet dog food (Diamond Naturals Lamb and Rice) or Costco Lamb & Rice (green bag) <br/>Cat food- Diamond dry cat food or Costco dry cat food or Redford wet food.<br/>We will also be looking for dogs walkers/ kennel helpers and small animals support volunteers for the fall/winter season. <br/>If interested, you can apply for volunteer placement at operationsaves.com <br/><br/>Let's show Odin how great it can be to be a loved part of a forever family. <br/>Together we are saving the world one Odin at a time.

Oh Odin!
Odin is one of the staff's favorite dogs here in the sanctuary. It's not uncommon for me to pull up and see Tim on break and Odin in the back of his car, wagging. Odin is the bestest guy.
He is wise beyond his almost year of life and, after being so let down by humans, still wants nothing more than to be with people! He is a kind and loving boy who simply wants to just be with you
What we do know about Odin is heartbreaking. He had a very hard start. He came into his shelter emaciated with a littermate as a very young pup after being dumped for dead in the hot Texas desert. The compassionate shelter that saved his life spared no expense for both him and his brother, and slowly they both came back to life. They were not expected to survive. I truly believe this is why Odin is as kind as he is because of the kindness and compassion shown to him.
After he was healthy again began the daunting task of finding him a home. He had found himself in a very overcrowded area full of animals needing

Oh Odin!
Odin is one of the staff's favorite dogs here in the sanctuary. It's not uncommon for me to pull up and see Tim on break and Odin in the back of his car, wagging. Odin is the bestest guy.
He is wise beyond his almost year of life and, after being so let down by humans, still wants nothing more than to be with people! He is a kind and loving boy who simply wants to just be with you
What we do know about Odin is heartbreaking. He had a very hard start. He came into his shelter emaciated with a littermate as a very young pup after being dumped for dead in the hot Texas desert. The compassionate shelter that saved his life spared no expense for both him and his brother, and slowly they both came back to life. They were not expected to survive. I truly believe this is why Odin is as kind as he is because of the kindness and compassion shown to him.
After he was healthy again began the daunting task of finding him a home. He had found himself in a very overcrowded area full of animals needing rehomed. He sat for months with no interest so the shelter reached out and asked if we could take him. We were so moved by his soulful eyes and story I knew we could help. He made the long journey from Texas to Ohio.
Odin came to us as a Great dane mix with dwarfism per their vet due to his emaciated state. He is a petite guy. Barely 1/3 the size of a typical Great Dane at 40 lbs.
Odins