Gramps

6/20/14
Do you love giving cuddles? Crazy about male pattern baldness? Wild for liver spots? Do you have a lap big enough to fit a tiny yorkie? Then Gramps is the dog for you. Sure, he's older, but he has a ton of love to give. Gramps is so sweet and loving that it's a joy just having him around. Gramps actually recognizes me now. Whenever I come home, he gets up on his back legs to greet me, it's just so cute. He's good with other dogs too; he mostly just watches the young'uns scamper while staying above the fray. Give this senior doggy a forever family, he'll change your life.

Sorry for the lack of full body shots, whenever I point camera at him, he scarpers so it's hard to get a nice, clear shot of him. :D
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Gramps was saved from the streets by a very nice woman who saw him left near a dumpster in HBC and couldn't just leave him there. Unfortunately she was unable to foster him long-term due to her own dogs so now I'm watching Gramps until my dogs get back from training school in mid-July. That's when Gramps will need a foster, or hopefully an adoptive home!

He's about 12 and in good health for his age. He has no health problems (heartworm negative, yay!) but he's pretty old so he's just not spry anymore. That said, he has a lot of energy for a senior. He's full of love and cuddles and he's been an amazing houseguest so far. He's quiet and housebroken with a pretty good appetite. His teeth were an absolute mess so I paid to have his teeth scaled. Now he's as fresh as a bunch of daisies. He's great with dogs and people and would love a nice forever home to call his own.