Radio

Radio's story didn't start with love. He came from a home where he spent most of his life tied to a tree, with little food, little care, and almost no human interaction. At some point, likely when he was still a puppy, Radio broke his arm. Without ever being taken to the vet, it healed on its own over time, leaving his arm permanently disfigured.<br/>He was undernourished and alone for so long, but everything changed when ACOs rescued him.<br/>Today, Radio is a completely different dog. He's a big love bug, full of energy and muscle, proudly showing off his strength in the happiest way. Despite his past, Radio greets the world with excitement, a wagging tail, and a heart full of love.<br/>He is always happy and smiling. Has gotten along with every dog he has been introduced to in play groups. Very calm and enjoys playing with his friends but quickly finds a comfy spot in the grass to just relax, he also loves human attention and is a volunteer favorite. He is one of our longest residents.

Radio's story didn't start with love. He came from a home where he spent most of his life tied to a tree, with little food, little care, and almost no human interaction. At some point, likely when he was still a puppy, Radio broke his arm. Without ever being taken to the vet, it healed on its own over time, leaving his arm permanently disfigured.
He was undernourished and alone for so long, but everything changed when ACOs rescued him.
Today, Radio is a completely different dog. He's a big love bug, full of energy and muscle, proudly showing off his strength in the happiest way. Despite his past, Radio greets the world with excitement, a wagging tail, and a heart full of love.
He is always happy and smiling. Has gotten along with every dog he has been introduced to in play groups. Very calm and enjoys playing with his friends but quickly finds a comfy spot in the grass to just relax, he also loves human attention and is a volunteer favorite. He is one of our longest residents.

Radio's story didn't start with love. He came from a home where he spent most of his life tied to a tree, with little food, little care, and almost no human interaction. At some point, likely when he was still a puppy, Radio broke his arm. Without ever being taken to the vet, it healed on its own over time, leaving his arm permanently disfigured.
He was undernourished and alone for so long, but everything changed when ACOs rescued him.
Today, Radio is a completely different dog. He's a big love bug, full of energy and muscle, proudly showing off his strength in the happiest way. Despite his past, Radio greets the world with excitement, a wagging tail, and a heart full of love.
He is always happy and smiling. Has gotten along with every dog he has been introduced to in play groups. Very calm and enjoys playing with his friends but quickly finds a comfy spot in the grass to just relax, he also loves human attention and is a volunteer favorite. He is one of our longest residents.