Soda

After surviving unimaginable injuries and time alone on the streets, Soda is now safe, healing, and showing us more of his personality every day. Despite everything Soda has been through, this sweet boy is full of love. Soda has a unique appearance, including missing part of his nose, but we think it only makes him even cuter. His little face tells a story of survival and the true resilience of dogs. Soda is visually impaired, but nobody told him that. He loves to run, play, and wrestle with the other dogs, and he approaches life with so much joy and determination. He is also incredibly smart and would thrive in a home that will challenge his brain, continue his training, and keep him active. Bonus, he is great with cats and would do great in a house with kids.

Ideal Home

Soda would do best in a home where someone is not gone for extended periods of time.

Ongoing Health

Soda is visually impaired.

Training & Support

Because Soda likely had to survive by scavenging, he does still have some “street dog” habits when it comes to food. He is very treat motivated, which has made him eager to learn basic commands and work for rewards. He is mostly potty trained and will go to the back door when he needs to go out. We are also starting bell training with him. Soda does have some separation anxiety and will need a patient adopter who can continue working with him. While we are working on crate training, Soda has made it pretty clear that, if he had his way, he would prefer to never see that thing again.

Application Details:

• Applications start by contacting us through Wags.

Transporation

Soda is located in New Jersey. Transport can be arranged to the Wags adoption center in Boston, MA.