My name is Rascal!

A whole lot of learnin' to do!

For Rascal, the world seems to be a pretty overwhelming place. Rascal is nervous about new sounds, the chaos of the shelter and meeting new folks. Luckily, he has a team of staff and volunteers who help him gain confidence every day!

Rascal arrived at APA! has a tiny puppy without proper socialization. Luckily he found himself a home where he was accepted for who he was, though things changed and Rascal ended up back at the shelter.

While in the shelter, volunteers and staff discovered that Rascal can be his best self when he's in a yard with other dogs. He can take learning cues from other dogs and discovered that petting and human attention doesn't have to be scary. Each day Rascal gains confidence and trust and we see the glimmer of who he actually is!

While it will take time to see the true Rascal, we know that he's crate and house trained and will likely do well living in a home with other dogs, though the transition period may be a little rough.

Rascal comes with the full support of skilled staff who know the ins and outs of training and managing his unique personality. Are you ready to see the true Rascal? Take a chance and click the 'adopt me' button or consider fostering!