Spot

Meet Spot! <br/><br/>If happiness had four legs and a wagging tail, it would be Spot!<br/><br/>At just 5 months old and about 20 pounds, Spot is expected to grow into a handsome medium-sized dog (around 40 pounds). Hes the worlds biggest wiggle butt—his whole body starts wagging the second he sees someone he loves (which is pretty much everyone!).<br/><br/>Spots story didnt start out easy. He was found completely emaciated, nothing but skin and bones. Thanks to regular meals, lots of love, and excellent care, hes made an incredible recovery and is finally starting to fill out. Watching him discover what it means to be safe, full, and loved has been nothing short of amazing.<br/><br/>This happy-go-lucky pup absolutely adores other dogs, loves every person he meets, and could spend hours running and playing in the yard. His two favorite times of day? Mealtime and yard time! If food is involved or theres room to zoom around outside, Spot is one happy boy.<br/><br/>At this age, Spot is like a little sponge, ready to learn. Hes eager to please and has all the makings of a wonderful family companion. With a little training, patience, and lots of love, hes sure to grow into an amazing lifelong best friend.<br/><br/>Spot has already overcome so much, and now hes ready for the happiest chapter of his life—with a family to call his own. <br/><br/>His breed is guessed at pit bull terrier, maybe lab, but Google also suggested tree walking coonhound. Really it is all a guess. <br/><br/>Spot will be available for adoption through Cause For Paws. If youre looking for a playful, loving, resilient puppy with a heart as big as his wiggles, Spot just might be your perfect match!<br/><br/>Applications can be found at causeforpaws.net.

Meet Spot!

If happiness had four legs and a wagging tail, it would be Spot!

At just 5 months old and about 20 pounds, Spot is expected to grow into a handsome medium-sized dog (around 40 pounds). Hes the worlds biggest wiggle butt—his whole body starts wagging the second he sees someone he loves (which is pretty much everyone!).

Spots story didnt start out easy. He was found completely emaciated, nothing but skin and bones. Thanks to regular meals, lots of love, and excellent care, hes made an incredible recovery and is finally starting to fill out. Watching him discover what it means to be safe, full, and loved has been nothing short of amazing.

This happy-go-lucky pup absolutely adores other dogs, loves every person he meets, and could spend hours running and playing in the yard. His two favorite times of day? Mealtime and yard time! If food is involved or theres room to zoom around outside, Spot is one happy boy.

At this age, Spot is like a little sponge, ready to learn. Hes e

Meet Spot!

If happiness had four legs and a wagging tail, it would be Spot!

At just 5 months old and about 20 pounds, Spot is expected to grow into a handsome medium-sized dog (around 40 pounds). Hes the worlds biggest wiggle butt—his whole body starts wagging the second he sees someone he loves (which is pretty much everyone!).

Spots story didnt start out easy. He was found completely emaciated, nothing but skin and bones. Thanks to regular meals, lots of love, and excellent care, hes made an incredible recovery and is finally starting to fill out. Watching him discover what it means to be safe, full, and loved has been nothing short of amazing.

This happy-go-lucky pup absolutely adores other dogs, loves every person he meets, and could spend hours running and playing in the yard. His two favorite times of day? Mealtime and yard time! If food is involved or theres room to zoom around outside, Spot is one happy boy.

At this age, Spot is like a little sponge, ready to learn. Hes eager to please and has all the makings of a wonderful family companion. With a little training, patience, and lots of love, hes sure to grow into an amazing lifelong best friend.

Spot has already overcome so much, and now hes ready for the happiest chapter of his life—with a family to call his own.

His breed is guessed at pit bull terrier, maybe lab, but Google also suggested tr