Balto’s story could have ended very differently—but this resilient boy chose to run toward his second chance. Balto was rescued after it was suspected he had been hit by a car, leaving him with severe injuries that ultimately required the amputation of one of his legs. But don’t tell Balto he’s missing anything! After healing and recovering like a champion, he now runs, plays, and zooms around as if he has all four legs. His spirit is unstoppable, and watching him move is a reminder of just how resilient dogs can be. At around 3 years old, Balto is the perfect mix of playful energy and maturity. He’s incredibly smart and eager to engage with the people around him. In fact, Balto has never met a stranger—everyone he meets is simply a new friend waiting to happen. His friendly, outgoing personality makes him a joy to be around. Balto is also a very well-mannered kennel guest. He keeps his space clean and seems to take pride in his tidy habits. We believe he may be dog-friendly as well, and he’d likely enjoy having a canine buddy to play with (proper introductions recommended, of course). What Balto is really looking for now is a family who will see him the way we do—not as a dog who lost a leg, but as a dog who gained a new lease on life. He’s happy, affectionate, and ready to share his big heart with a home of his own. ❤️ If you’re looking for a loyal companion with an inspiring spirit and endless love to give, Balto might just be your perfect match.
Ideal Home
Balto is happy, affectionate, and ready to share his big heart with a home of his own. He’d likely enjoy having a canine buddy to play with.
Ongoing Health
Balto is neutered, up to date on vaccines, microchipped, and heartworm negative.
Training & Support
Balto is a very well-mannered kennel guest and keeps his space clean. He is incredibly smart and eager to engage.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Balto is currently located at our rescue. We can arrange transportation to approved adopters within a 500-mile radius of our rescue.
