Yoda

Yoda<br/>2 years, 15lbs<br/>Rescued in the Southwest<br/><br/>Meet Yoda (aka Baby Yoda)! At 2 years old and 15 pounds, this loving, playful, curious pup is easy to spot thanks to his big, adorable ears — probably exactly why he earned his name. He's moderate energy, happy to go for walks and play but just as content curling up in bed, and while he's still adjusting to life in the big city (loud noises and unfamiliar objects can startle him a bit), he's learning fast and genuinely loves to explore. He's a little shy with new people and other dogs at first but warms up quickly, enjoys sniffing around to say hello, and handles guests well. <br/><br/>Yoda is potty trained and past his early adjustment hiccups, and he's still building his leash skills — he loves to run, so a home with yard access or regular off-leash playtime would suit him well, though he's doing fine with his three-times-daily walks in the meantime. He loves to run, jump, and play fetch with pretty much any toy, and while he's not a fan of being picked up, he adores curling up right next to his person for snuggles. He rarely barks and his foster has never seen him growl. Yoda would thrive with a nurturing adopter in a moderate-energy household, as an only dog or alongside another pup — someone patient and consistent who can help this sweet, slightly nervous little guy keep growing into his confidence.<br/><br/>INTERESTED IN ADOPTING?<br/>To adopt Yoda, apply on our website www.truenorthrescue.org/adopt and email adopt@truenorthrescue.org to follow up on your application.<br/><br/>PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL TO ASK IF HE/SHE IS AVAILABLE. IF THIS LISTING IS UP, THE DOG IS NOT ADOPTED YET.<br/><br/>Also, we have a very high volume of applications and we are all volunteers. We cannot respond to every application personally. Please make sure your application gives us a good picture of your family and the life you plan on providing a dog from our rescue. We choose a home based on the BEST FIT for EACH dog and approve on a dog by dog basis. Thank you!

Yoda
2 years, 15lbs
Rescued in the Southwest

Meet Yoda (aka Baby Yoda)! At 2 years old and 15 pounds, this loving, playful, curious pup is easy to spot thanks to his big, adorable ears — probably exactly why he earned his name. He's moderate energy, happy to go for walks and play but just as content curling up in bed, and while he's still adjusting to life in the big city (loud noises and unfamiliar objects can startle him a bit), he's learning fast and genuinely loves to explore. He's a little shy with new people and other dogs at first but warms up quickly, enjoys sniffing around to say hello, and handles guests well.

Yoda is potty trained and past his early adjustment hiccups, and he's still building his leash skills — he loves to run, so a home with yard access or regular off-leash playtime would suit him well, though he's doing fine with his three-times-daily walks in the meantime. He loves to run, jump, and play fetch with pretty much any toy, and while he's not a fan of being picked up, he a

Yoda
2 years, 15lbs
Rescued in the Southwest

Meet Yoda (aka Baby Yoda)! At 2 years old and 15 pounds, this loving, playful, curious pup is easy to spot thanks to his big, adorable ears — probably exactly why he earned his name. He's moderate energy, happy to go for walks and play but just as content curling up in bed, and while he's still adjusting to life in the big city (loud noises and unfamiliar objects can startle him a bit), he's learning fast and genuinely loves to explore. He's a little shy with new people and other dogs at first but warms up quickly, enjoys sniffing around to say hello, and handles guests well.

Yoda is potty trained and past his early adjustment hiccups, and he's still building his leash skills — he loves to run, so a home with yard access or regular off-leash playtime would suit him well, though he's doing fine with his three-times-daily walks in the meantime. He loves to run, jump, and play fetch with pretty much any toy, and while he's not a fan of being picked up, he adores curling up right next to his person for snuggles. He rarely barks and his foster has never seen him growl. Yoda would thrive with a nurturing adopter in a moderate-energy household, as an only dog or alongside another pup — someone patient and consistent who can help this sweet, slightly nervous little guy keep growing into his confidence.

INTERESTED IN ADOPTING?
To adopt Yoda,