10/25/2026
WELCOME JASPER TO DRY!
Jasper received overwhelming interest, and choosing his foster home wasn’t easy. This family’s compassion and willingness to help dogs needing extra support stood out to us, and we knew Jasper would be in loving hands.
When we picked Jasper up, he was shy and fearful of strangers and wouldn’t even get into the car. Our volunteer patiently gained his trust, and eventually Jasper climbed in on his own. At the vet, he was nervous and barked at every movement and sound, but did very well for his exam and vaccinations.
The best part came at his foster home. Everyone gave Jasper space and allowed him to approach on his own terms. He quietly checked everyone out and soon began asking each family member for pets. He was already noticeably more relaxed — like a different dog from the one we had picked up just hours earlier.
Jasper will now have at least two weeks to decompress before his next adventure — neuter surgery when he’s ready. He’ll only be available for adoption after he has recovered.
For now, Jasper’s only job is to feel safe, settle in and enjoy being loved.
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