Oso (adoptable)

Hey guys! They call me Oso! I’m looking for a forever family. Could you be my family? A little about me: One day I was out playing and exploring, and the dog catcher got me. I went to this scary place with lots of dogs in cages coming and going and I could tell bad things were happening. My owner never came for me and I don’t know why, but I was sad. One day they took me out of my cage and I thought something bad might happen to me like some other dogs but instead I went on this very long car ride and came to my foster home! Life got better then. I LOVE to play in the big yard with the other dogs and there are little humans in the home which I really like too, but I’m working on not knocking them over because I get so excited! I’m a very smart, healthy, active, happy, strong boy. They say I’m about 40 pounds and around 9 months old so won’t be huge for a pittie mix. I haven’t met a stranger yet! My foster home feeds me yummy food (I LOVE food) and they let me out so I can go potty outside. I’m a good boy in my crate and for car rides, baths, and handling in general. I don’t like being by myself at all and always come looking for a human or another dog. Once you let me get settled I’m ok and understand if you have leave for a while, but just know I would rather go with you! I’ve got jaws of steel and I think the world is so amazing and could be my chew toy, but they tell me I shouldn’t chew on everything-just certain things. I’m getting the hang of it; chewing just makes me very happy. Sometimes I’m a little stubborn too and if I don’t want to do something I’ll just plop to the ground for belly rubs instead because that’s more fun. I would love to go on adventures and I’m getting braver about going to new places, but I also love having a routine and knowing what to expect at home. So I’m cool if we just hang out. And I play for a while but then I also nap and snuggle really hard. I sleep through the night and they say I’m a good boy. My dream forever home is where I can be with my active human most of the time and/or another playful dog in the home. I’ve never tried to jump and leave the big yard in my foster home because I wouldn’t dream of leaving my friends, but they say I can jump really high and that a tall fence is probably safest. Would you be my family? I promise to love you forever. They say I have a heart of gold and I’m one of the most loyal and loving guys you’d ever meet. I promise to make sure you don’t feel alone, make you laugh and smile every day, and give you endless kisses, hugs, and snuggles. Can you take me home? Don’t forget the chew toys and snacks. Please and thanks! Love, Oso