06/20/2025
Putting Bugsy back in the spotlight. His foster says he has come so far in overcoming his shyness and his little personality is beginning to shine thru.
JUST ANOTHER DOG …
The only family Bugsy ever knew dumped him at the shelter because he was doing what unneutered males do with unspayed females.
Just Another Dog… Another dog barely distinguishable from the ones in the kennels around him. He doesn’t wear a tutu or dance or talk or sing. He isn’t a puppy and he isn’t an aged senior; he isn’t a small dog and he isn’t a large dog; rather, he’s stuck in the middle – Just Another Dog…
Bugsy came into rescue knowing almost nothing about being a family member and inside living… shy and withdrawn, which was heartbreaking, as he is at his most adorable when he is smiling and that tail is wagging at high speed.
A curious, but quiet little guy with handsome markings and the coloration of a shepherd who takes a minute or two to trust, he initially tries to make himself small and invisible. Once comfortable, he is a loving and gentle fella who is most content when he is with his person. Not a barker, no aggression or resource guarding, not destructive. Gets along with other dogs (but no cats please), walks well on a leash and good in a crate.
Bugsy deserves to be more than Just.Another.Dog.
Soon to be 8, 30 lbs. Healthy, UTD all core vacs, heartworm negative, parasite free, neutered, microchipped.