Moses is living proof of what can happen when a dog is given the time, care, and love he deserves. When Moses left the shelter, he was dealing with significant medical issues and was clearly uncomfortable. Because he was in pain, he was difficult to handle and struggling to be his best self. Fortunately, a foster stepped up for him and made sure he got the help he needed. Moses was pulled from the shelter and spent the past month in medical boarding receiving treatment, love, and the chance to feel better. The transformation has been incredible. Today, Moses is a completely different dog. His skin has healed, his hair has grown back beautifully, and his true personality has finally had a chance to shine. Now living with his foster mom and siblings, Moses is thriving and showing everyone what a wonderful dog he truly is. Moses is a giant puppy at heart. He loves carrying around his stuffed animal toys, enjoys being around other dogs, and has done well with cats. He's friendly, affectionate, easy to handle, and happiest when he's near his people. If you're looking for a sweet, goofy, affectionate companion with a remarkable comeback story, Moses may be your perfect match. Now that he's healthy, comfortable, and flourishing in foster care, he's ready to leave his past behind and start the next chapter of his life with people who will love him forever. Despite everything he's been through, Moses greets each day with a wagging tail and an optimistic spirit. He's playful, loving, and full of joy. Watching him transition from a broken-down dog in pain to a happy, beautiful, carefree companion has been nothing short of amazing.
Ideal Home
Moses is thriving with his foster family and enjoys the company of other dogs and cats. He is happiest when he is near his people.
Ongoing Health
Moses has received treatment for significant medical issues and is now healed and healthy.
Training & Support
Moses is described as easy to handle and friendly. He is a playful and loving companion.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Moses is currently in a foster home. Transportation may be available.
