Titan

Meet Titan! <br/><br/>At 6 years old, Titan is hoping that his next family will be his forever family.<br/><br/>This friendly boy recently found himself at the shelter after a change in his former owners' living arrangements meant they were no longer able to keep him. It wasn't his fault, and now Titan is waiting for someone to give him the second chance he deserves.<br/><br/>Titan is a sweet, people-loving boy who enjoys being with his humans. He would love nothing more than to find a family he can call his own and become your new best friend. <br/><br/>He's also got some great manners! Titan is housetrained and rides well in the car, making him ready to settle into life with his new family. He is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on his vaccinations.<br/><br/>There's one important thing his future family should know: Titan occasionally experiences seizures and takes daily medication to help manage them. With proper veterinary care and medication, dogs with seizures can still enjoy a long, happy and fulfilling life. Titan will simply need a family who is committed to keeping up with his medication and routine veterinary care to help keep his seizures as infrequent and well-managed as possible. <br/><br/>And Titan didn't come back to the shelter alone. His best buddy, Thor, is here too! The two have shared their lives together, and while we would absolutely love to see them find a home together, they do not have to be adopted as a pair.<br/><br/>Titan has so much love left to give. All he needs now is someone willing to open their heart and give him the loving home he's been waiting for. <br/><br/>Could Titan be your new best friend?<br/><br/> 6 years old<br/> Friendly and loves his people<br/> Housetrained<br/> Rides well in the car<br/> Neutered<br/> Microchipped<br/> Up to date on vaccinations<br/> Takes medication for occasional seizures<br/> Would love to go home with Thor, but they can be adopted separately<br/><br/>Come meet Titan at Heal Animal Rescue and show this sweet boy that his best days are still ahead!

Meet Titan!

At 6 years old, Titan is hoping that his next family will be his forever family.

This friendly boy recently found himself at the shelter after a change in his former owners' living arrangements meant they were no longer able to keep him. It wasn't his fault, and now Titan is waiting for someone to give him the second chance he deserves.

Titan is a sweet, people-loving boy who enjoys being with his humans. He would love nothing more than to find a family he can call his own and become your new best friend.

He's also got some great manners! Titan is housetrained and rides well in the car, making him ready to settle into life with his new family. He is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on his vaccinations.

There's one important thing his future family should know: Titan occasionally experiences seizures and takes daily medication to help manage them. With proper veterinary care and medication, dogs with seizures can still enjoy a long, happy and fulfilling life. Ti

Meet Titan!

At 6 years old, Titan is hoping that his next family will be his forever family.

This friendly boy recently found himself at the shelter after a change in his former owners' living arrangements meant they were no longer able to keep him. It wasn't his fault, and now Titan is waiting for someone to give him the second chance he deserves.

Titan is a sweet, people-loving boy who enjoys being with his humans. He would love nothing more than to find a family he can call his own and become your new best friend.

He's also got some great manners! Titan is housetrained and rides well in the car, making him ready to settle into life with his new family. He is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on his vaccinations.

There's one important thing his future family should know: Titan occasionally experiences seizures and takes daily medication to help manage them. With proper veterinary care and medication, dogs with seizures can still enjoy a long, happy and fulfilling life. Titan will simply need a family who is committed to keeping up with his medication and routine veterinary care to help keep his seizures as infrequent and well-managed as possible.

And Titan didn't come back to the shelter alone. His best buddy, Thor, is here too! The two have shared their lives together, and while we would absolutely love to see them find a home together, they do not have