Oscar

Oscar is an incredibly sweet boy who has come a long way in a short amount of time. When he was first reacued he was severely underweight with a body condition score of just 2. With proper care, good food, and plenty of encouragement, Oscar has made wonderful progress and is now showing everyone what a happy, affectionate dog he really is.<br/><br/>Oscar may be a little shy when you first meet him, but he warms up quickly. Once he knows you're safe, his goofy, playful, and affectionate personality comes shining through. He loves attention and enjoys being around his people, but he especially loves having other dogs around. He gets along well with dogs and also enjoys cats.<br/><br/>Oscar loves carrying toys around, playing with stuffies, and chewing on bones. He's also working on his leash skills and is making good progress. He takes treats nicely and is eager to continue learning.<br/><br/>Oscar is still working on his crate training. Outside of his kennel, he's a sweet, curious, social, and easygoing boy who is eager to experience life.<br/><br/>Oscar does well with other dogs. He tends to lean on others for guidance and comfort. However, we're excited to see him continue building confidence and learning that he can find security and companionship with his people, too.<br/><br/>Oscar has done well with children of all ages and keeps his kennel clean. He would thrive with a family that can provide structure, patience, positive training, and plenty of opportunities to socialize and explore.<br/><br/>With his long legs, floppy ears, silky coat, and handsome shepherd-mix looks, Oscar is quite the package. But it's his incredibly sweet personality and the progress he's made that really make him special. He started his journey in a vulnerable place, and now he's ready for a family who will help him continue becoming the confident, happy companion we know he can be.

Oscar is an incredibly sweet boy who has come a long way in a short amount of time. When he was first reacued he was severely underweight with a body condition score of just 2. With proper care, good food, and plenty of encouragement, Oscar has made wonderful progress and is now showing everyone what a happy, affectionate dog he really is.

Oscar may be a little shy when you first meet him, but he warms up quickly. Once he knows you're safe, his goofy, playful, and affectionate personality comes shining through. He loves attention and enjoys being around his people, but he especially loves having other dogs around. He gets along well with dogs and also enjoys cats.

Oscar loves carrying toys around, playing with stuffies, and chewing on bones. He's also working on his leash skills and is making good progress. He takes treats nicely and is eager to continue learning.

Oscar is still working on his crate training. Outside of his kennel, he's a sweet, curious, social, and easygoing boy who is eager to ex

Oscar is an incredibly sweet boy who has come a long way in a short amount of time. When he was first reacued he was severely underweight with a body condition score of just 2. With proper care, good food, and plenty of encouragement, Oscar has made wonderful progress and is now showing everyone what a happy, affectionate dog he really is.

Oscar may be a little shy when you first meet him, but he warms up quickly. Once he knows you're safe, his goofy, playful, and affectionate personality comes shining through. He loves attention and enjoys being around his people, but he especially loves having other dogs around. He gets along well with dogs and also enjoys cats.

Oscar loves carrying toys around, playing with stuffies, and chewing on bones. He's also working on his leash skills and is making good progress. He takes treats nicely and is eager to continue learning.

Oscar is still working on his crate training. Outside of his kennel, he's a sweet, curious, social, and easygoing boy who is eager to experience life.

Oscar does well with other dogs. He tends to lean on others for guidance and comfort. However, we're excited to see him continue building confidence and learning that he can find security and companionship with his people, too.

Oscar has done well with children of all ages and keeps his kennel clean. He would thrive with a family that can provide structure, patienc