Troy

Meet Troy! <br/><br/>Troy is an easygoing, affectionate boy whose biggest dream is simple: a loving home where he can soak up attention, enjoy a comfy place to relax, and happily trot around the house and yard by your side. He's the kind of dog who finds joy in the little things, being near his people, getting pets, and knowing he belongs.<br/><br/>Troy has overcome quite a journey. When he was found on the side of the road, he required emergency surgery to remove a leash and bra that had caused an intestinal obstruction. Despite everything he's been through, Troy remains a happy, loving dog with a heart full of trust and affection.<br/><br/>Troys Best Qualities<br/>* Sweet, affectionate, and loves being around people<br/>* Easygoing personality and laid-back lifestyle<br/>* Resilient and adaptable<br/>* Content with simple pleasures like walks, yard time, and cuddles<br/>* Loyal companion who enjoys spending time with his family<br/>* Gentle, loving nature that wins hearts quickly<br/><br/>Things to Know About Troy<br/>- Troy needs regular potty breaks and cannot comfortably hold his bladder for long periods of time, though he always does his best.<br/>- He has been evaluated by neurologists and was found to process the world a little differently than the average dog. Specialists at Texas A&M confirmed that this does not affect his quality of life and is not expected to impact his future happiness or well-being.<br/>- He does well with female dogs.<br/><br/>His Ideal Home<br/>Troy would thrive in a patient, understanding home that appreciates him exactly as he is. He'd do best with a family or individual who can provide frequent opportunities to go outside and who values companionship over perfection.<br/><br/>Troy doesn't know he's any different, he's just happy to be loved, and he's ready to share that love with a family of his own. If you're searching for a gentle soul with a heart of gold and so much love to give, Troy may be the perfect addition to your family.<br/><br/> Located in Texas<br/> Adoption includes training support from CoDa Canine Training

Meet Troy!

Troy is an easygoing, affectionate boy whose biggest dream is simple: a loving home where he can soak up attention, enjoy a comfy place to relax, and happily trot around the house and yard by your side. He's the kind of dog who finds joy in the little things, being near his people, getting pets, and knowing he belongs.

Troy has overcome quite a journey. When he was found on the side of the road, he required emergency surgery to remove a leash and bra that had caused an intestinal obstruction. Despite everything he's been through, Troy remains a happy, loving dog with a heart full of trust and affection.

Troys Best Qualities
* Sweet, affectionate, and loves being around people
* Easygoing personality and laid-back lifestyle
* Resilient and adaptable
* Content with simple pleasures like walks, yard time, and cuddles
* Loyal companion who enjoys spending time with his family
* Gentle, loving nature that wins hearts quickly

Things to Know About Troy
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Meet Troy!

Troy is an easygoing, affectionate boy whose biggest dream is simple: a loving home where he can soak up attention, enjoy a comfy place to relax, and happily trot around the house and yard by your side. He's the kind of dog who finds joy in the little things, being near his people, getting pets, and knowing he belongs.

Troy has overcome quite a journey. When he was found on the side of the road, he required emergency surgery to remove a leash and bra that had caused an intestinal obstruction. Despite everything he's been through, Troy remains a happy, loving dog with a heart full of trust and affection.

Troys Best Qualities
* Sweet, affectionate, and loves being around people
* Easygoing personality and laid-back lifestyle
* Resilient and adaptable
* Content with simple pleasures like walks, yard time, and cuddles
* Loyal companion who enjoys spending time with his family
* Gentle, loving nature that wins hearts quickly

Things to Know About Troy
- Troy needs regular potty breaks and cannot comfortably hold his bladder for long periods of time, though he always does his best.
- He has been evaluated by neurologists and was found to process the world a little differently than the average dog. Specialists at Texas A&M confirmed that this does not affect his quality of life and is not expected to impact his future happiness or well-being.Show moreShow more