Stewie

Stewie has one eye.<br/>But somehow, he sees more goodness in the world than most people do with two.<br/>Stewie was found chained in a junkyard, starving, heartworm-positive, and suffering from a devastating facial injury that ultimately cost him one of his eyes. That eye surgery was made possible through RACC's Team Tommie Fund. To everyone who proudly displays a Team Tommie license plate, thank you. Because of you, this sweet boy got the chance to become exactly who he was always meant to be.<br/>After twenty-one weeks at Animal Aid, Stewie is heartworm-free, healthy, and, thanks to regular meals and perhaps a few too many treats, pleasantly plump. And here's the remarkable part - Stewie doesn't carry around a single ounce of bitterness.<br/>His world is wonderful.<br/>Every walk's the greatest walk in the history of ambulation. Every toy's his favorite toy. Every person's the best person ever. <br/>He loves with his whole heart (and his whole body, and his big, blocky head). His tail starts wagging, and the rest of Stewie just sort of comes along for the ride.<br/>The only thing that truly makes Stewie sad is loneliness.<br/>Now that he's learned people can be kind, rub his ears, sneak him treats, and tell him he's a good boy, he misses them when they leave. In a shelter, they're always leaving. They're always gone too long.<br/>His future family will need a little patience to help him channel all that joy into good manners. But the important part is already there. Stewie's devoted, loyal, and SO eager to please. You can teach "sit." You can't teach that kind of heart.<br/>If you're looking for a perfectly calm, polished dog, Stewie probably isn't your guy.<br/>If you're looking for a dog who believes every day is worth celebrating, every person is worth loving, and every goodbye is only temporary, we'd love for you to meet Stewie.<br/>We hope you'll see what he sees.Stewie would love to meet you at Animal Aid Society, 80 Butler Farm Road, Hampton, VA. Visiting hours are 9am to noon, daily, including weekends & holidays.<br/>Interested? Come for a visit any day of the week - 365 days a year between 9am - 12pm. Hope to see you soon!<br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE: Animal Aid Society observes a 40 mile adoption radius to facilitate post adoption support and follow ups.

Stewie has one eye.
But somehow, he sees more goodness in the world than most people do with two.
Stewie was found chained in a junkyard, starving, heartworm-positive, and suffering from a devastating facial injury that ultimately cost him one of his eyes. That eye surgery was made possible through RACC's Team Tommie Fund. To everyone who proudly displays a Team Tommie license plate, thank you. Because of you, this sweet boy got the chance to become exactly who he was always meant to be.
After twenty-one weeks at Animal Aid, Stewie is heartworm-free, healthy, and, thanks to regular meals and perhaps a few too many treats, pleasantly plump. And here's the remarkable part - Stewie doesn't carry around a single ounce of bitterness.
His world is wonderful.
Every walk's the greatest walk in the history of ambulation. Every toy's his favorite toy. Every person's the best person ever.
He loves with his whole heart (and his whole body, and his big, blocky head). His tail starts wagging, and the rest of Stewi

Stewie has one eye.
But somehow, he sees more goodness in the world than most people do with two.
Stewie was found chained in a junkyard, starving, heartworm-positive, and suffering from a devastating facial injury that ultimately cost him one of his eyes. That eye surgery was made possible through RACC's Team Tommie Fund. To everyone who proudly displays a Team Tommie license plate, thank you. Because of you, this sweet boy got the chance to become exactly who he was always meant to be.
After twenty-one weeks at Animal Aid, Stewie is heartworm-free, healthy, and, thanks to regular meals and perhaps a few too many treats, pleasantly plump. And here's the remarkable part - Stewie doesn't carry around a single ounce of bitterness.
His world is wonderful.
Every walk's the greatest walk in the history of ambulation. Every toy's his favorite toy. Every person's the best person ever.
He loves with his whole heart (and his whole body, and his big, blocky head). His tail starts wagging, and the rest of Stewie just sort of comes along for the ride.
The only thing that truly makes Stewie sad is loneliness.
Now that he's learned people can be kind, rub his ears, sneak him treats, and tell him he's a good boy, he misses them when they leave. In a shelter, they're always leaving. They're always gone too long.
His future family will need a little patience to help him channel all that joy into g