Dash

Young Dash is ready for a forever home — and might even be open to a friend! <br/><br/>Originally saved from a house overflowing with (accidental) baby buns, the rescuer soon realized that Dash was growing fast and needed more room than she could provide. He's since been neutered and is really settling into his personality in foster care.<br/><br/>Most of the time, Dash is content hanging out under the chair next to his pen or splooting comfortably against the wall. When he does decide to zoom around the room, he's not super destructive — but precautions should still be taken to prevent any cable chewing, etc. His foster has even been able to leave his pen open overnight and when away for work, because he has earned her trust! <br/><br/>His only enemy: rugs. Dash needs them for traction, and avoids the slippery hardwood/tile, but he really does dig and chew them up. Prepare a good dig/forage box for this guy to redirect that energy! <br/><br/>He's still a little too restless for intense petting, but he is warming up; bribery helps as he is certainly treat motivated. Litter habits are tidy. Note that his previous home had cats, and he sought them out for attention!

Young Dash is ready for a forever home — and might even be open to a friend!

Originally saved from a house overflowing with (accidental) baby buns, the rescuer soon realized that Dash was growing fast and needed more room than she could provide. He's since been neutered and is really settling into his personality in foster care.

Most of the time, Dash is content hanging out under the chair next to his pen or splooting comfortably against the wall. When he does decide to zoom around the room, he's not super destructive — but precautions should still be taken to prevent any cable chewing, etc. His foster has even been able to leave his pen open overnight and when away for work, because he has earned her trust!

His only enemy: rugs. Dash needs them for traction, and avoids the slippery hardwood/tile, but he really does dig and chew them up. Prepare a good dig/forage box for this guy to redirect that energy!

He's still a little too restless for intense petting, but he is warming up; bribery

Young Dash is ready for a forever home — and might even be open to a friend!

Originally saved from a house overflowing with (accidental) baby buns, the rescuer soon realized that Dash was growing fast and needed more room than she could provide. He's since been neutered and is really settling into his personality in foster care.

Most of the time, Dash is content hanging out under the chair next to his pen or splooting comfortably against the wall. When he does decide to zoom around the room, he's not super destructive — but precautions should still be taken to prevent any cable chewing, etc. His foster has even been able to leave his pen open overnight and when away for work, because he has earned her trust!

His only enemy: rugs. Dash needs them for traction, and avoids the slippery hardwood/tile, but he really does dig and chew them up. Prepare a good dig/forage box for this guy to redirect that energy!

He's still a little too restless for intense petting, but he is warming up; bribery helps as he is certainly treat motivated. Litter habits are tidy. Note that his previous home had cats, and he sought them out for attention!