Rhode Island

7-year-old Rhode Island and his brother Connecticut came to us from the San Diego Humane Society on November 24th, and they are precious. It's clear these cuddly boys have known a home and a couch, as they sure do know how to snuggle and ask for belly rubs. And just try not to smile while watching the video of them walking together - could they be any cuter?<br/><br/>Given Rhode Island and Connecticut's sweet bond, we would love for them to be adopted together. However, what is most important is for them to have a loving forever home, whether together or separately. To see how the boys do without the other, they are both currently on two-week Frosted Flings with different foster families.<br/><br/>Rhode Island's foster mom reports:<br/><br/>"We are having such a fun time Flinging with Rhode Island! He seems to be doing great here without his buddy. He's getting along well with our cats and loves being pet and eating treats. Rhode Island is just so easy to love! He has the most precious baby face and personality. His floppy ears remind me of "Roo", from Winnie the Pooh, I've started using it as a nickname.<br/><br/>He does great walking on leash and seems to prefer to walk on the sidewalk or street, instead of in grass. At this point, he is not interested in spending time in our backyard. <br/><br/>Rhode Island does the biggest leg-body stretches, it's so cute. I keep asking him how a gentleman with such little legs has such big leg stretchies!"<br/><br/>Check back for future updates!<br/><br/>To meet Rhode Island, please email:<br/>placement@frostedfacesfoundation.org

7-year-old Rhode Island and his brother Connecticut came to us from the San Diego Humane Society on November 24th, and they are precious. It's clear these cuddly boys have known a home and a couch, as they sure do know how to snuggle and ask for belly rubs. And just try not to smile while watching the video of them walking together - could they be any cuter?

Given Rhode Island and Connecticut's sweet bond, we would love for them to be adopted together. However, what is most important is for them to have a loving forever home, whether together or separately. To see how the boys do without the other, they are both currently on two-week Frosted Flings with different foster families.

Rhode Island's foster mom reports:

"We are having such a fun time Flinging with Rhode Island! He seems to be doing great here without his buddy. He's getting along well with our cats and loves being pet and eating treats. Rhode Island is just so easy to love! He has the most precious baby face and personality. His floppy e

7-year-old Rhode Island and his brother Connecticut came to us from the San Diego Humane Society on November 24th, and they are precious. It's clear these cuddly boys have known a home and a couch, as they sure do know how to snuggle and ask for belly rubs. And just try not to smile while watching the video of them walking together - could they be any cuter?

Given Rhode Island and Connecticut's sweet bond, we would love for them to be adopted together. However, what is most important is for them to have a loving forever home, whether together or separately. To see how the boys do without the other, they are both currently on two-week Frosted Flings with different foster families.

Rhode Island's foster mom reports:

"We are having such a fun time Flinging with Rhode Island! He seems to be doing great here without his buddy. He's getting along well with our cats and loves being pet and eating treats. Rhode Island is just so easy to love! He has the most precious baby face and personality. His floppy ears remind me of "Roo", from Winnie the Pooh, I've started using it as a nickname.

He does great walking on leash and seems to prefer to walk on the sidewalk or street, instead of in grass. At this point, he is not interested in spending time in our backyard.

Rhode Island does the biggest leg-body stretches, it's so cute. I keep asking him how a gentleman with such little legs h