We put out a plea to save the young fella. He was found running down the interstate in south Georgia and brought to the shelter. His stray hold was up and no one came to claim him.





He was horribly shutdown in the shelter





His fate was undetermined





But we were able to intervene due to a foster home agreeing to take Victor in.
As suspected, he's a different dog outside the shelter environment and is now ready for his furever home.


 

We've determined Victor would do best as the only dog in the home or potentially with a submissive female. He and the resident male Husky in his foster home do not see eye to eye. But he loves people and being the center of attention. Victor is active and loves his daily walks. In fact, he prances more than he walks. It's adorable!

 

Victor is crate trained and completely housebroken. He thrives in a home with routine and structure. And crazy enough - he loves to chase a ball! Victor's ideal home is one where someone is home most of the day. Someone who would be able to walk regularly with.  A quiet home. He enjoys soft music and the hum of the washer and dryer.  He loves to be on a couch and enjoys sleeping in a bed. He likes his crate where he can see everyone. He loves to go on car rides. He would love lots of toys.

 

Victor is two years old, neutered, microchipped, heartworm and fecal negative and current on his vaccines. He is being fostered in SC but we are able to transport him.