Percy

Percy is one brave little guy. At just 3 years old and 30 pounds, he's already survived what most dogs could never imagine. Percy was found as a stray in Riverside after surviving a horrific coyote attack. His injuries were severe - deep lacerations on his head and neck, a ruptured eye, and hematomas on both ears. He had been out on his own for some time after the attack, and it's clear he endured pain and neglect for far too long.<br/><br/>But here's the incredible part: Percy never lost his spirit. Despite losing vision in one eye and having very limited sight in the other, he's adapted beautifully. He navigates the world with confidence, curiosity, and a courage that will make you admire him instantly. Percy is full of joy, loves being near his people, and thrives on affection. Belly rubs? He's all in. Rolling in the grass? Pure bliss. Treats? Watch him light up! He's a little survivor who knows how to make the most of every moment.<br/><br/>Percy gets along well with other dogs, though introductions should be slow and calm. He would be perfectly happy as the only dog in a home, but with patience, he could adjust to a mellow companion. What Percy truly needs is a family who will be there for him, patient and loving, ready to share quiet moments, playtime, and all the snuggles he can handle.<br/><br/>Percy isn't just a dog...he's a hero. He's survived unimaginable pain, adapted to a new way of seeing the world, and now he's ready to give all his love to someone who will cherish him forever. If you're ready for a loyal, gentle, and incredibly special companion, Percy is waiting to meet you and we promise, he'll capture your heart the moment he does. Please inquire today!

Percy is one brave little guy. At just 3 years old and 30 pounds, he's already survived what most dogs could never imagine. Percy was found as a stray in Riverside after surviving a horrific coyote attack. His injuries were severe - deep lacerations on his head and neck, a ruptured eye, and hematomas on both ears. He had been out on his own for some time after the attack, and it's clear he endured pain and neglect for far too long.

But here's the incredible part: Percy never lost his spirit. Despite losing vision in one eye and having very limited sight in the other, he's adapted beautifully. He navigates the world with confidence, curiosity, and a courage that will make you admire him instantly. Percy is full of joy, loves being near his people, and thrives on affection. Belly rubs? He's all in. Rolling in the grass? Pure bliss. Treats? Watch him light up! He's a little survivor who knows how to make the most of every moment.

Percy gets along well with other dogs, though introductions should be slow and ca

Percy is one brave little guy. At just 3 years old and 30 pounds, he's already survived what most dogs could never imagine. Percy was found as a stray in Riverside after surviving a horrific coyote attack. His injuries were severe - deep lacerations on his head and neck, a ruptured eye, and hematomas on both ears. He had been out on his own for some time after the attack, and it's clear he endured pain and neglect for far too long.

But here's the incredible part: Percy never lost his spirit. Despite losing vision in one eye and having very limited sight in the other, he's adapted beautifully. He navigates the world with confidence, curiosity, and a courage that will make you admire him instantly. Percy is full of joy, loves being near his people, and thrives on affection. Belly rubs? He's all in. Rolling in the grass? Pure bliss. Treats? Watch him light up! He's a little survivor who knows how to make the most of every moment.

Percy gets along well with other dogs, though introductions should be slow and calm. He would be perfectly happy as the only dog in a home, but with patience, he could adjust to a mellow companion. What Percy truly needs is a family who will be there for him, patient and loving, ready to share quiet moments, playtime, and all the snuggles he can handle.

Percy isn't just a dog...he's a hero. He's survived unimaginable pain, adapted to a new way of seeing the world, and