Sherman

Meet Sherman! <br/><br/>Sherman has been loving life in foster, and the more time he has to settle in, the more his sweet personality shines! Once he settles in, he's an affectionate cuddle bug who loves belly rubs, scratches, and sleeping in bed with his people.<br/><br/>Sherman can be a lazy boy at times, and is often found lounging on the bed, but don't let that fool you, he also loves to play, and occasionally gets the zoomies! He's smart and food motivated - he quickly figured out a food puzzles and loves lick mats. We think he'd have a blast learning tricks with his forever family. Bonus, he is fully house trained, and lets you know when he needs to go out by heading toward the door.<br/><br/>Like many young dogs, Sherman has some puppy behaviors, like trying to play with items that are not toys. Fortunately, he responds well to redirection with toys, and yummy treats!<br/><br/>A fenced yard would be ideal for Sherman so he can safely run and explore. He would do best with a family willing to be patient as he continues coming out of his shell, and ideally one that is home more often to give him the love, attention, enrichment, and guidance he deserves.<br/><br/>Give this sweet boy a little time, and you'll discover just how special he is! <br/><br/><br/> Sherman has an old knee injury, likely from a previous CCL tear. At this time, we are managing his condition medically, and he is doing well in his foster home! He receives daily Carprofen and joint supplements and is not currently showing any signs of limping. His future family can choose to continue medical management or explore surgical options with their own veterinarian. Sherman is doing well, and while surgery is not something we can pursue as a shelter, it remains an option for his future family to consider.

Meet Sherman!

Sherman has been loving life in foster, and the more time he has to settle in, the more his sweet personality shines! Once he settles in, he's an affectionate cuddle bug who loves belly rubs, scratches, and sleeping in bed with his people.

Sherman can be a lazy boy at times, and is often found lounging on the bed, but don't let that fool you, he also loves to play, and occasionally gets the zoomies! He's smart and food motivated - he quickly figured out a food puzzles and loves lick mats. We think he'd have a blast learning tricks with his forever family. Bonus, he is fully house trained, and lets you know when he needs to go out by heading toward the door.

Like many young dogs, Sherman has some puppy behaviors, like trying to play with items that are not toys. Fortunately, he responds well to redirection with toys, and yummy treats!

A fenced yard would be ideal for Sherman so he can safely run and explore. He would do best with a family willing to be patient as he continues

Meet Sherman!

Sherman has been loving life in foster, and the more time he has to settle in, the more his sweet personality shines! Once he settles in, he's an affectionate cuddle bug who loves belly rubs, scratches, and sleeping in bed with his people.

Sherman can be a lazy boy at times, and is often found lounging on the bed, but don't let that fool you, he also loves to play, and occasionally gets the zoomies! He's smart and food motivated - he quickly figured out a food puzzles and loves lick mats. We think he'd have a blast learning tricks with his forever family. Bonus, he is fully house trained, and lets you know when he needs to go out by heading toward the door.

Like many young dogs, Sherman has some puppy behaviors, like trying to play with items that are not toys. Fortunately, he responds well to redirection with toys, and yummy treats!

A fenced yard would be ideal for Sherman so he can safely run and explore. He would do best with a family willing to be patient as he continues coming out of his shell, and ideally one that is home more often to give him the love, attention, enrichment, and guidance he deserves.

Give this sweet boy a little time, and you'll discover just how special he is!


Sherman has an old knee injury, likely from a previous CCL tear. At this time, we are managing his condition medically, and he is doing well in his foster home