Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Nicholas aka Neeko's story almost ended before it truly began. He was scheduled for euthanasia due to shelter overcrowding when he was rescued, giving him the chance he so desperately deserved.
While little is known about his life before rescue, it's clear that shelter life was incredibly hard on him. Confined to a cramped kennel with barely enough room to turn around, Neeko struggled in that environment. Once he entered a home, however, everything changed.
Estimated to be around 5 years old, Neeko has blossomed into a devoted, affectionate companion. He loves being near his person and happily follows them from room to room, earning his title as the perfect "shadow dog." Despite his attachment, he's independent enough to relax when left alone and does not suffer from separation anxiety.
Neeko still has plenty of life and energy ahead of him. He enjoys daily walks, soaking up the sunshine, and spending quality time with his people. He's fully house-trained, eager to learn, and highly motivated to please. Inside the home, he's a dream companion—quiet, calm, and rarely barks.
One of Neeko's most impressive qualities is how trustworthy he is in the house. His foster leaves him out when no one is home, and he's proven to be completely non-destructive. He settles in nicely, respects the home, and patiently waits for his people to return.
Above all else, Neeko is a cuddle expert. He adores snuggling on the couch, receiving belly rubs, and soaking up every scratch and bit of affection he can get. His ideal home is one where he'll be treated as a cherished family member and receive all the love he's waited so long to find.
Because of his strong prey drive, Neeko is not a match for homes with cats, small dogs, or other small animals. He may be compatible with larger dogs pending a proper introduction and evaluation. He has been friendly with everyone he's met, though he has not yet been tested around young children.
After surviving a shelter and narrowly escaping euthanasia, Neeko is ready for the happy ending he's been waiting for—a loving home, a soft place to rest, and a person to call his own.
