Simpson was spotted by his rescuers as he was thrown from the window of a slow moving car. Luckily for him, they were right there to grab him and get him to safety. Simpson is now loving life in his Paw Placement foster home. This boy has shown us that he is sweet and cuddly, playful and silly, smart and eager to please. He's done well with both humans and dogs of sizes. He's learning to walk on a leash, and has developed an appreciation for walks and car rides. Simpson seems to be an easy going boy who would do well in many different types of households. He has not been car tested, so he can't be placed in a home with cats at this time. A note from foster mom: Simpson is the best of both worlds--he's small and very playful like a puppy, but he is mature enough that he has dropped many difficult puppy behaviors. He is doing great with potty training, doesn't chew everything in site (though I do keep an eye on him!), and he is getting used to his crate. He loves all our dogs and they accepted him into the "pack" pretty quickly. He loves to romp with his foster sister Mama, but is a huge cuddle bug and wants to be near his favorite humans first and foremost. He can be shy with new people but warms up quickly. Whoever adopts this dog is getting a gem. If you are interested in adopting, please complete an adoption application. Because we are still understaffed due to COVID19, we will only be able to email those applicants that are approved to schedule a meet and greet. Thank you in advance for your understanding if you don't hear back from us regarding your application.

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