Wyatt

Wyatt<br/>Weight: 40 pounds (2026-07-29)<br/>Height to Shoulder: 18 inches<br/><br/>Meet Wyatt!<br/><br/>Wyatt is a handsome, medium-to-high energy boy who is approximately one year old weighing 40 pounds and 18 inches high from foot to top of shoulders. He is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all of his vaccinations. He has been diagnosed with a heart murmur but was confirmed that no further cardiac tests needed unless changes upon his yearly checkup are noted. As he settles into foster care, he's beginning to show his true personality—and he's proving to be an incredibly loving, affectionate companion.<br/><br/>Wyatt loves being around people and is happiest when he's getting attention, playing, or simply relaxing beside you on the couch. His favorite activities include going for walks, playing fetch, riding in the car, chewing on his Kongs, and carrying around his favorite stuffed toys.<br/><br/>Like any young dog, Wyatt is still very much a puppy at heart. He enjoys rough-and-tumble play, so he would do well with a canine sibling who enjoys an energetic play style. He's also a bit of a shoe enthusiast, so his new family will need to puppy-proof the house and keep tempting items out of reach.<br/><br/>Wyatt sleeps quietly in his kennel for about seven hours each night and does well when taken outside immediately after being let out of kennel. He's currently about 70% potty trained and continues to make progress with consistency and routine.<br/><br/>He enjoys his walks and does well on a leash. Because he shows interest in chasing cars and bicycles, he'll need continued guidance and positive redirection to help him stay focused and safe.<br/><br/>Wyatt knows a few basic commands but is still learning, so he'll need a family committed to continuing his training using gentle, positive reinforcement. This is especially important because Wyatt is a sensitive boy. Yelling, intimidation, or sudden movements cause him to become frightened, he will cowar and may urinate when scared. With patience, kindness, and a calm environment, he has already begun to gain confidence and continues to improve every day.<br/><br/>Wyatt is looking for a family that understands his past doesn't define his future. He deserves a home where he will be treated as a cherished family member, given the time he needs to build trust, and loved unconditionally. In return, Wyatt will reward his family with unwavering loyalty, endless kisses, wonderful memories, and more love than you could ever imagine.<br/><br/>If you're looking for a best friend and are ready to help a deserving young dog continue growing into the confident, happy companion he's meant to be, Wyatt just might be the perfect match.<br/><br/>Wyatt truly deserves the very best that life has to offer.<br/><br/>Adoption fee is $295. He is microchipped, neutered, dewormed, and current on vaccines.

Wyatt
Weight: 40 pounds (2026-07-29)
Height to Shoulder: 18 inches

Meet Wyatt!

Wyatt is a handsome, medium-to-high energy boy who is approximately one year old weighing 40 pounds and 18 inches high from foot to top of shoulders. He is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all of his vaccinations. He has been diagnosed with a heart murmur but was confirmed that no further cardiac tests needed unless changes upon his yearly checkup are noted. As he settles into foster care, he's beginning to show his true personality—and he's proving to be an incredibly loving, affectionate companion.

Wyatt loves being around people and is happiest when he's getting attention, playing, or simply relaxing beside you on the couch. His favorite activities include going for walks, playing fetch, riding in the car, chewing on his Kongs, and carrying around his favorite stuffed toys.

Like any young dog, Wyatt is still very much a puppy at heart. He enjoys rough-and-tumble play, so he would do well wit

Wyatt
Weight: 40 pounds (2026-07-29)
Height to Shoulder: 18 inches

Meet Wyatt!

Wyatt is a handsome, medium-to-high energy boy who is approximately one year old weighing 40 pounds and 18 inches high from foot to top of shoulders. He is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on all of his vaccinations. He has been diagnosed with a heart murmur but was confirmed that no further cardiac tests needed unless changes upon his yearly checkup are noted. As he settles into foster care, he's beginning to show his true personality—and he's proving to be an incredibly loving, affectionate companion.

Wyatt loves being around people and is happiest when he's getting attention, playing, or simply relaxing beside you on the couch. His favorite activities include going for walks, playing fetch, riding in the car, chewing on his Kongs, and carrying around his favorite stuffed toys.

Like any young dog, Wyatt is still very much a puppy at heart. He enjoys rough-and-tumble play, so he would do well with a canine sibling who enjoys an energetic play style. He's also a bit of a shoe enthusiast, so his new family will need to puppy-proof the house and keep tempting items out of reach.

Wyatt sleeps quietly in his kennel for about seven hours each night and does well when taken outside immediately after being let out of kennel. He's currently about 70% potty trained and continues to make pr