Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Meet Zolo—short for Zoloft, your daily dose of adorable! 💛 Side effects may include excessive cuddling, a full camera roll, and never going to the bathroom alone.With his long tongue constantly hanging out, disproportionately large paws, and bow legs that make us go “huh… how did all this come together?” Zolo is an unforgettable little package. We have questions about his assembly, but absolutely no complaints. 😂This happy boy just wants to be part of the gang! He loves dogs big and small and is friendly with cats, whether they want to be buddies or politely decline his friendship. He can be a little enthusiastic about introductions, but after a day or two, he settles into life with the pack. He eats separately from his foster siblings and already knows his dining spot—table for one, please!Zolo’s hobbies include car rides, snacks, short walks when it’s cool enough, brief sunbathing sessions, and supervising your every move. His dream job? Full-time companion, with unlimited lap privileges. He even uses little doggie stairs to get onto the couch and bed. Independent transportation to the cuddle department! 🥹Zolo does have past trauma, so trust takes time. He doesn’t like being picked up or touched with feet and may growl when he’s uncomfortable. That’s his way of asking for space, and he needs people who listen, respect his boundaries, and let him settle in at his own pace. In just a few weeks with his foster, he’s already become much more comfortable and rarely growls. Under that initially sassy exterior is a deeply affectionate little love bug.His ideal home is calm, without small children, and with someone home much of the day. He enjoys little backyard outings throughout the day and then heading back inside to his people. His sturdy little bow legs generally keep up with him, though they can shake after too much activity, so a gentle pace suits him.He’s smart, too: he learned his new name in just two weeks! He asks to go outside and will also use a washable pad. His foster reports good vision and hearing, and he takes his twice-daily eye medication without a fuss.Zolo’s prescription for happiness? Patience, a peaceful home, furry friends, and a person who loves having a little shadow. Give him time to feel safe, and he’ll happily fill your days—and your lap—with love.To apply to have your home considered for adoption, read about our adoption process or fees, and find out about interstate transport, please visit our website at https://longwayhome.org/adopt.❤ Long Way Home makes no guarantees on breed--most animals we receive from shelters are mixed breeds.
