TOBY

Toby has come such a long way. He loves treats, belly rubs and chew toys, and his adorable personality is starting to shine.<br/><br/>After living on the streets with little human interaction, he’s still shy and nervous. He’s insecure and learning what to expect from people. When you look into his eyes, he sometimes looks a little lost, as though he’s unsure what he’s supposed to do.<br/><br/>Toby needs a quiet, patient home that will let him move at his own pace. He won’t be jumping into your lap on day one—his trust needs time to grow, without pressure or expectations.<br/><br/>A secure yard is a must, preferably a smaller one where he can feel safe while building confidence. We truly believe he will continue to blossom with patience, kindness and consistency.<br/><br/>Toby hasn’t been neutered yet, but will be soon. He has so much personality waiting to come out—he just needs someone willing to give him time.

Toby has come such a long way. He loves treats, belly rubs and chew toys, and his adorable personality is starting to shine.

After living on the streets with little human interaction, he’s still shy and nervous. He’s insecure and learning what to expect from people. When you look into his eyes, he sometimes looks a little lost, as though he’s unsure what he’s supposed to do.

Toby needs a quiet, patient home that will let him move at his own pace. He won’t be jumping into your lap on day one—his trust needs time to grow, without pressure or expectations.

A secure yard is a must, preferably a smaller one where he can feel safe while building confidence. We truly believe he will continue to blossom with patience, kindness and consistency.

Toby hasn’t been neutered yet, but will be soon. He has so much personality waiting to come out—he just needs someone willing to give him time.

Toby has come such a long way. He loves treats, belly rubs and chew toys, and his adorable personality is starting to shine.

After living on the streets with little human interaction, he’s still shy and nervous. He’s insecure and learning what to expect from people. When you look into his eyes, he sometimes looks a little lost, as though he’s unsure what he’s supposed to do.

Toby needs a quiet, patient home that will let him move at his own pace. He won’t be jumping into your lap on day one—his trust needs time to grow, without pressure or expectations.

A secure yard is a must, preferably a smaller one where he can feel safe while building confidence. We truly believe he will continue to blossom with patience, kindness and consistency.

Toby hasn’t been neutered yet, but will be soon. He has so much personality waiting to come out—he just needs someone willing to give him time.