My story

　　Meatloaf is gentle, well-behaved, crate-trained & house-trained. He responds to simple commands, does not beg at the table, & is well mannered, He loves kids and has spent time with the foster`s grandkids and even tolerated the foster`s 2-year-old grandson. He gets excited when people come to visit, loves to be loved, likes to lay in bed and cuddle, & loves car rides. I can`t say enough about this amazing dog. He does not belong in a kennel. He belongs with a family or someone who needs a companion. Whoever gets this baby will have a loyal best friend.MEATLOAF`S ADOPTION HAS BEEN PAID FOR WITH A DONATION FROM COSMEDICA SKINCAREThis Rocklin, CA-based company is a manufacturer of clean and cruelty-free anti-aging skincare products.To learn more, please visit -skincare.comFOSTER PLACEMENT PARAMETERSPERSONALITY:

　　A pretty tilty pup! Gentle and goofy this guy is always down for a chewie....and maybe some chicken tendies.

　　More of a personality makes you beautiful type guy to some (except us) he will make a great addition to just about any home.

　　Regular walks and adventures are the way to go with him.

　　A nice place to rest and sun bathe would be ideal.

　　OTHER ANIMALS: Would do best in a home with no other dogs.CHILDREN:

　　6+ENERGY LEVEL:

　　Moderate to highFOOD / OBJECT POSSESSION:

　　NoneSEPARATION ANXIETY:

　　Yes, he has shown signs of separation anxiety at home when not crated. POTTY TRAINED:

　　YesMEDICAL:

　　This dog presented to us with a head tilt to the right and some changes in the way his eyelid works on his right side.

　　These changes are consistent with Horner`s Syndrome.

　　The rest of his cranial nerve signs are normal. His symptoms have not progressed while in our care. In fact, his balance has improved.

　　We think his ear infection was assoiated with his signs and we have treated the underlying ear infection.

　　His signs may improve or they may remain static.

　　He had an ear infection when he came to us, so we recommend that future ear infections be addressed promptly. Info about Horner`s Syndrome can be found here. We believe he has what is described as a third order lesion. https://veterinarypartner.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=19239&id=4951369

　　If you have any questions or would like to adopt MEATLOAF, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.