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Meet Hudson, a goofy, affectionate “velvet pudding” with a remarkable comeback story. Found injured on a highway median, Hudson has made impressive progress after surgery and is growing stronger every day. He loves being close to his people, carrying oversized stuffed toys, going for walks, exploring the neighborhood, and greeting new friends.
Hudson is a devoted 60-pound companion who enjoys cuddling, romping with other dogs, and soaking up attention. He can get excited about squirrels but redirects easily, reads other dogs’ cues well, and has done wonderfully with older, dog-savvy children. His enthusiasm can be a little clumsy, but his joyful personality is impossible to resist.
Ideal Home
Hudson needs a family committed to supporting his ongoing physical needs and helping him enjoy life safely. He would be happy with a compatible canine companion or as the only dog. He has done well with dog-savvy children ages 7 and older.
Ongoing Health
Hudson is recovering from previous injuries and surgery. He is still learning to use his back legs, and running sometimes becomes an adorable bunny hop.
- Neutered
- Up to date on vaccines
- Microchipped
Training & Support
Hudson loves walks and is a great walking buddy. He can become excited by squirrels but redirects easily. He is affectionate, people-focused, and enjoys being close to his family.
Application Details
- Hudson’s adoption fee is $450.
- Families with children under 5 are generally not considered unless the dog’s bio specifically notes otherwise.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Hudson is extremely affectionate and devoted to people. He loves sitting in laps, leaning against legs, following his family, and meeting new people.
Hudson loves other dogs, reads their cues well, and enjoys both cuddling and romping. He could live with a compatible canine friend or be the only dog.
Hudson is recovering from previous injuries and surgery and is still learning to use his back legs. His family should be committed to supporting his ongoing physical needs and helping him enjoy life safely.
He has done wonderfully with older, dog-savvy children ages 7 and older. The rescue generally does not consider families with children under 5 unless a dog’s bio specifically says otherwise.
Hudson’s adoption fee is $450.