Scrappy Doo

Maybe you can help us solve a little mystery: Why hasn't Scrappy Doo had any serious applications in almost a year?<br/> <br/>Let's unmask the mystery, like Scrappy's namesake cartoon, and turn this puzzle into a satisfactory ending for our guy.<br/><br/> Scrappy Doo is a happy, playful, social dude who likes everyone he meets - human or dog. He is good with kids, and he is fun and pretty adorable with that charming smile of his. He is about 3 years old, weighs just under 60 lbs. and is a Pittie/Mastiff Cane Corso mix.<br/><br/>He came into foster because someone witnessed one of his previous people physically hurting our sweet guy. In spite of how he was treated, Scrappy sees the best in people and is one of those triumphant spirits who has his compass firmly pointed in the direction of living his best life and never looking back.<br/><br/>He has the most endearing bow legs, and his ears make different decisions every day about which way to point. He loves his toys and his friends, and just wants to have a good time. After playtime, he likes to cuddle up with his people and snuggle right in.<br/><br/>He likes to play and mix it up with other dogs, and he definitely gets along with all of them. Recently we've discovered that some of his previous mistreatment may have physically affected him more than we realized. So, he should live with a dog(s) who he can banter with but maybe not play too rough and tumble, so he doesn't get hurt. Or, he'd do great as an only dog too, so you can dote on him every day.<br/>He is house trained and crate trained and knows how to behave around the house, like every good sidekick should.<br/><br/>None of those clues above have helped us understand why Scrappy has lingered in foster for this long - what do you think? He's just a regular guy looking for a regular furever home where he'll be appreciated for the rest of his life. Is that your home?<br/><br/>Scrappy Doo is neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and current on heartworm preventative and flea/tick prevention. His adoption fee is $175. To meet him, apply to adopt at PawsitiveTailsKC.org.<br/><br/><br/> APPLY @ PawsitiveTailsKC.org

Maybe you can help us solve a little mystery: Why hasn't Scrappy Doo had any serious applications in almost a year?

Let's unmask the mystery, like Scrappy's namesake cartoon, and turn this puzzle into a satisfactory ending for our guy.

Scrappy Doo is a happy, playful, social dude who likes everyone he meets - human or dog. He is good with kids, and he is fun and pretty adorable with that charming smile of his. He is about 3 years old, weighs just under 60 lbs. and is a Pittie/Mastiff Cane Corso mix.

He came into foster because someone witnessed one of his previous people physically hurting our sweet guy. In spite of how he was treated, Scrappy sees the best in people and is one of those triumphant spirits who has his compass firmly pointed in the direction of living his best life and never looking back.

He has the most endearing bow legs, and his ears make different decisions every day about which way to point. He loves his toys and his friends, and just wants to have a good time. After

Maybe you can help us solve a little mystery: Why hasn't Scrappy Doo had any serious applications in almost a year?

Let's unmask the mystery, like Scrappy's namesake cartoon, and turn this puzzle into a satisfactory ending for our guy.

Scrappy Doo is a happy, playful, social dude who likes everyone he meets - human or dog. He is good with kids, and he is fun and pretty adorable with that charming smile of his. He is about 3 years old, weighs just under 60 lbs. and is a Pittie/Mastiff Cane Corso mix.

He came into foster because someone witnessed one of his previous people physically hurting our sweet guy. In spite of how he was treated, Scrappy sees the best in people and is one of those triumphant spirits who has his compass firmly pointed in the direction of living his best life and never looking back.

He has the most endearing bow legs, and his ears make different decisions every day about which way to point. He loves his toys and his friends, and just wants to have a good time. After playtime, he likes to cuddle up with his people and snuggle right in.

He likes to play and mix it up with other dogs, and he definitely gets along with all of them. Recently we've discovered that some of his previous mistreatment may have physically affected him more than we realized. So, he should live with a dog(s) who he can banter with but maybe not play too rough and tumble, so he do