Remi

Let’s talk about Remi.<br/><br/>Remi is one of our “perky” boys — the kind that makes you laugh without even trying. The kind that volunteers secretly hope is in the play yard rotation that day. The kind that has been here far longer than he ever should have been.<br/>When Remi first came to us in Brookfield, we weren’t quite sure what to think. He was a little sketchy, unsure, trying to figure out his world. And honestly? The shelter world can be overwhelming.<br/><br/>But fast forward to today… and Remi is a VOLUNTEER FAVORITE. <br/><br/>He has blossomed. He’s more social, more confident, and full of personality. Everyone here loves him — and once you spend five minutes with him, you’ll understand why.<br/>Remi in the play yard? Pure comedy.<br/>He’ll grab a toy and show off.<br/>He’ll bounce around like a goofball.<br/>He’ll even try to trick you — “Oh, you’re trying to leash me? You gotta catch me first!” <br/>He’s silly. He’s playful. He’s smart.<br/>And yes… he would absolutely benefit from continued training because that brain of his loves to work.<br/>Now let’s be honest — Remi prefers to be your one and only. He isn’t a fan of dogs or cats. But here’s the thing… he can walk by them calmly, take direction, and listen like a good boy. He just wants his own space and his own people. And that’s okay.<br/>What’s not okay?<br/>That he’s been here well over two years.<br/>Two years of watching other dogs come and go.<br/>Two years of not getting a single application specifically for him.<br/>Two years of waiting to be chosen.<br/>Remi deserves more than kennel walls.<br/>He deserves a couch.<br/>He deserves toys scattered across a living room.<br/>He deserves someone saying, “That’s MY dog.”<br/>He deserves to be wanted.<br/>Someone out there is meant for Remi.<br/>Maybe you like a little personality.<br/>Maybe you like a little sass.<br/>Maybe you want a loyal, playful best friend who will make you laugh every single day.<br/>It’s time Remi gets his chance. <br/><br/>If you’d like to meet Remi, please submit an adoption application to:<br/>Healthyheartsproject.org/adopt<br/><br/> A team member will reach out within 24–48 hours to schedule a meet and greet.<br/>Location <br/>909 Martin Luther King Blvd., Warren, OH

Let’s talk about Remi.

Remi is one of our “perky” boys — the kind that makes you laugh without even trying. The kind that volunteers secretly hope is in the play yard rotation that day. The kind that has been here far longer than he ever should have been.
When Remi first came to us in Brookfield, we weren’t quite sure what to think. He was a little sketchy, unsure, trying to figure out his world. And honestly? The shelter world can be overwhelming.

But fast forward to today… and Remi is a VOLUNTEER FAVORITE.

He has blossomed. He’s more social, more confident, and full of personality. Everyone here loves him — and once you spend five minutes with him, you’ll understand why.
Remi in the play yard? Pure comedy.
He’ll grab a toy and show off.
He’ll bounce around like a goofball.
He’ll even try to trick you — “Oh, you’re trying to leash me? You gotta catch me first!”
He’s silly. He’s playful. He’s smart.
And yes… he would absolutely benefit from continued training because t

Let’s talk about Remi.

Remi is one of our “perky” boys — the kind that makes you laugh without even trying. The kind that volunteers secretly hope is in the play yard rotation that day. The kind that has been here far longer than he ever should have been.
When Remi first came to us in Brookfield, we weren’t quite sure what to think. He was a little sketchy, unsure, trying to figure out his world. And honestly? The shelter world can be overwhelming.

But fast forward to today… and Remi is a VOLUNTEER FAVORITE.

He has blossomed. He’s more social, more confident, and full of personality. Everyone here loves him — and once you spend five minutes with him, you’ll understand why.
Remi in the play yard? Pure comedy.
He’ll grab a toy and show off.
He’ll bounce around like a goofball.
He’ll even try to trick you — “Oh, you’re trying to leash me? You gotta catch me first!”
He’s silly. He’s playful. He’s smart.
And yes… he would absolutely benefit from continued training because that brain of his loves to work.
Now let’s be honest — Remi prefers to be your one and only. He isn’t a fan of dogs or cats. But here’s the thing… he can walk by them calmly, take direction, and listen like a good boy. He just wants his own space and his own people. And that’s okay.
What’s not okay?
That he’s been here well over two years.
Two years of watching other dogs come and g