Wyatt

Wyatt hasn't known much stability thus far in his life. From what we know from his microchip, he was adopted from the Franklin County Dog Shelter and eventually found wandering out in the country. His adopter is nowhere to be found, so we are assuming he was dumped, but of course we can't prove it.<br/><br/>Wyatt is still just a young guy, and he's got energy to spare! He's a happy, playful dog who wants nothing more than to enjoy life and be around people he trusts.<br/><br/>He is pretty unsure of men, so he may need a little extra patience and time to feel comfortable with them. Women, on the other hand? Wyatt is a fan! Once he feels safe, you get to see the sweet, goofy, happy dog underneath that initial nervousness.<br/><br/>Wyatt's story may have started with being found alone, but it doesn't have to end there. He's ready for someone who will give him the patience, reassurance, exercise, and love he needs to become the best version of himself.<br/><br/>Wyatt is waiting for his forever person. Could that be you?

Wyatt hasn't known much stability thus far in his life. From what we know from his microchip, he was adopted from the Franklin County Dog Shelter and eventually found wandering out in the country. His adopter is nowhere to be found, so we are assuming he was dumped, but of course we can't prove it.

Wyatt is still just a young guy, and he's got energy to spare! He's a happy, playful dog who wants nothing more than to enjoy life and be around people he trusts.

He is pretty unsure of men, so he may need a little extra patience and time to feel comfortable with them. Women, on the other hand? Wyatt is a fan! Once he feels safe, you get to see the sweet, goofy, happy dog underneath that initial nervousness.

Wyatt's story may have started with being found alone, but it doesn't have to end there. He's ready for someone who will give him the patience, reassurance, exercise, and love he needs to become the best version of himself.

Wyatt is waiting for his forever person. Could that be you?

Wyatt hasn't known much stability thus far in his life. From what we know from his microchip, he was adopted from the Franklin County Dog Shelter and eventually found wandering out in the country. His adopter is nowhere to be found, so we are assuming he was dumped, but of course we can't prove it.

Wyatt is still just a young guy, and he's got energy to spare! He's a happy, playful dog who wants nothing more than to enjoy life and be around people he trusts.

He is pretty unsure of men, so he may need a little extra patience and time to feel comfortable with them. Women, on the other hand? Wyatt is a fan! Once he feels safe, you get to see the sweet, goofy, happy dog underneath that initial nervousness.

Wyatt's story may have started with being found alone, but it doesn't have to end there. He's ready for someone who will give him the patience, reassurance, exercise, and love he needs to become the best version of himself.

Wyatt is waiting for his forever person. Could that be you?