Diesel has spent far too long waiting for his happy ending. This sweet senior boy is deaf, and for much of his life, that has led to him being misunderstood. Despite his challenges, Diesel has never stopped wanting what every dog deserves. Diesel was living in a foster home when circumstances changed and his foster had to leave for extended travel. He was then adopted, but unfortunately returned after struggling to adjust to life with children. Not long after, Diesel found himself back in the shelter, where the stress and cold environment took a toll on him, and he developed pneumonia. Thankfully, he received treatment and recovered, proving just how resilient this special boy truly is. Since then, Diesel has worked hard. He completed three weeks of training focused on helping him coexist with other dogs. While he can successfully share space with them, the truth is Diesel isn't looking for canine companionship. He has no interest in doggy playgroups or roughhousing with four-legged friends. What Diesel wants is people. He wants someone to curl up beside on the couch. Someone to follow from room to room. Someone who understands that because he can't hear, he relies on trust, routine, and patience. He is a classic velcro dog who forms deep bonds with his humans and finds comfort simply being near them. At his age, Diesel isn't asking for much. He's asking for a chance. A chance to spend his golden years surrounded by love instead of uncertainty. A chance to finally belong. If you've ever had a soft spot for the underdog, for the senior who keeps getting passed over, for the dog who just needs one person to believe in him, Diesel may be the companion you've been searching for.
Ideal Home
Diesel is looking for a home without children, as he has struggled to adjust to life with them in the past. He is not interested in doggy playgroups or roughhousing with other dogs, but can successfully share space with them.
Ongoing Health
Diesel was treated for pneumonia after arriving at the shelter and has since recovered.
Training & Support
Diesel completed three weeks of training focused on helping him coexist with other dogs. As a deaf dog, he relies heavily on trust, routine, and patience.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Diesel is located at our shelter. Transportation may be available to approved adopters.
