Remy Roo

Pet Location: Wayside Waifs Campus<br/><br/>My Friends at Wayside say: <br/>- I am enrolled in Waifs with Wisdom. This is a program for dogs to learn basic commands and leash walking skills. My adoption comes with a free 30-minute private training session.<br/>- I have been described as an easy going, couch potato. <br/>- During my time at Wayside, I have enjoyed being around other dogs. <br/>- My previous owner said that I am house-trained.<br/>- I had experience living around cats in my previous home- I did occasionally like to chase them. <br/>- I am eligible for a Slumber Pawty, a 7-10 day in-home trial period. Please visit our website for additional information.<br/> <br/>My home needs are: <br/>-Wayside recommends no apartments or shared living spaces for me. I like to use my voice when I am excited <br/>-If you have kids in the home 9 years old and younger, I will need to meet them to make sure they enjoy my enthusiasm for life- occasionally I can get a little too excited.<br/><br/>Hi there, I’m Remy Roo! When asked what her favorite thing about me was, my previous owner simply said that I was the best animal she had ever owned; happy, cheerful, and so affectionate. That’s how much I was loved. I want that again. I want to live my life right by your side, your constant companion and loyal friend. I hope you want that too.<br/><br/>I’m an adorable, 3-year-old, 46-pound sweetheart, with gentle, soulful eyes, an expressive, precious face, and a lovely, friendly, easygoing personality. I’m already housebroken, too, although please stay patient as I get settled in. I’ve been through a lot of change lately, and it’s tough to keep up a routine here at the shelter. I first arrived at Wayside as a stray almost 2 years ago. I was adopted, and I’ve had a good life. While my mom loved me very much, things in her life changed, and she was no longer able to take care of me. I miss her. It has just been a confusing time, and the big shelter can be a stressful and lonely place for a family dog like me, that’s all. I hope that I don’t have to be here for long. I’m ready to go to my new home.<br/><br/>I was such a good boy in my previous home. Besides my parents, I successfully lived with kids, ages 6-18, and other dogs. I also lived with cats, who I sometimes chased. I haven’t needed to be crated at all lately, because I’m very well behaved in the house, but when I was, I felt anxious. In general, I wasn’t a fan of being left alone, because I wanted to spend all of my time with the family, involved in whatever was going on. I was friendly and affectionate and frequently just a couch potato. I barked at strangers when they entered our home. It takes me just a little extra time to get comfortable with new people. With the family, I was such a nice companion who was always ready for pets or just to be a friend whenever they needed one, no matter what. That’s just what I did.<br/><br/>Here at the shelter, I’ve quickly become a volunteer favorite. I like to lean in as close as possible for maximum affection and pets, soaking up every ounce of attention you show me. I can be head-shy at times, and I startle easily, but a little soft baby talk and love help to comfort me and put me at ease. Once I get settled in with you, I’ll be able to relax. Please just let me go at my own pace.<br/><br/>Outside of the shelter environment, it’s easier for me to forget my insecurities. I recently starred in a TV show...well, it was just a dog segment on the news, but I was the star! Everyone at the station fell head over heels in love with me. I was sweet, fun, friendly, social, and just a bit goofy with all. The studio intrigued me, as I curiously looked all around, making everyone laugh. I also enjoyed the car ride and the Pup Cup that I devoured afterwards. I got that just because I was such a good boy! What a great day! <br/><br/>I’m smart and eager to learn, so I hope you’ll teach me throughout my life. I already know how to sit for my treats, but I’ll be happy to learn more cool stuff. I will thrive with positive reinforcement. I love to hear praise and encouragement from you. I am a part of the Wayside’s Waifs with Wisdom class, and my adoption includes a private session for us, so that I can show you my skills. <br/><br/>I love going for walks and sniffing all the great smells of nature. Sometimes I pull on my leash a bit, just because I’m so happy and excited to get outside in the fresh air. A daily walk with you through our neighborhood or on the local trails sounds fabulous to me. A fenced yard where I can run and play sounds great, too. I enjoy playing with other dogs. It takes me a little extra time to get comfortable when meeting new dogs, but once I warm up, I like to zoom around and play. I barked in my previous home, so my Wayside friends recommend that I go to a home without shared living spaces, where I might bother the neighbors. Mostly, I’m looking for a home with kind and caring people who love spending time with me and who will involve and engage me as much as possible in family activities.<br/><br/>Sometimes life throws you a curveball and you have no choice but to stay strong and to keep moving forward. I’m excited and happy thinking about my new family! I have so much love to give, so much to offer, and I can’t wait to share my zest for life with you. I will be so grateful if you decide to choose me as your dog. I can’t wait to show you what a good boy I am.<br/><br/>Love, Remy Roo

Pet Location: Wayside Waifs Campus

My Friends at Wayside say:
- I am enrolled in Waifs with Wisdom. This is a program for dogs to learn basic commands and leash walking skills. My adoption comes with a free 30-minute private training session.
- I have been described as an easy going, couch potato.
- During my time at Wayside, I have enjoyed being around other dogs.
- My previous owner said that I am house-trained.
- I had experience living around cats in my previous home- I did occasionally like to chase them.
- I am eligible for a Slumber Pawty, a 7-10 day in-home trial period. Please visit our website for additional information.

My home needs are:
-Wayside recommends no apartments or shared living spaces for me. I like to use my voice when I am excited
-If you have kids in the home 9 years old and younger, I will need to meet them to make sure they enjoy my enthusiasm for life- occasionally I can get a little too excited.

Hi there, I’m Remy Roo! When asked w

Pet Location: Wayside Waifs Campus

My Friends at Wayside say:
- I am enrolled in Waifs with Wisdom. This is a program for dogs to learn basic commands and leash walking skills. My adoption comes with a free 30-minute private training session.
- I have been described as an easy going, couch potato.
- During my time at Wayside, I have enjoyed being around other dogs.
- My previous owner said that I am house-trained.
- I had experience living around cats in my previous home- I did occasionally like to chase them.
- I am eligible for a Slumber Pawty, a 7-10 day in-home trial period. Please visit our website for additional information.

My home needs are:
-Wayside recommends no apartments or shared living spaces for me. I like to use my voice when I am excited
-If you have kids in the home 9 years old and younger, I will need to meet them to make sure they enjoy my enthusiasm for life- occasionally I can get a little too excited.

Hi there, I’m Remy Roo! When asked what her favorite thing about me was, my previous owner simply said that I was the best animal she had ever owned; happy, cheerful, and so affectionate. That’s how much I was loved. I want that again. I want to live my life right by your side, your constant companion and loyal friend. I hope you want that too.

I’m an adorable, 3-year-old, 46-pound sweetheart, with gentle, soulful eyes, an