Background

William was hit by a car in the street and was found by one of rescuers laying on the tarmac, not able to get up. Our rescuer took him to the vet – they didn’t find any fractures but it took four weeks before he slowly began regaining the feeling in his legs. But little by little he became stronger and thankfully recovered entirely.

Character and needs

This very sweet boy has spent two long years in kennels, waiting for a home. He is a bit timid and wary of new people – it takes a little time for him to gain confidence. But he is good-natured and gentle so with the right approach he will become a wonderful companion! He gets on wonderfully with other dogs but is very submissive and needs gentle dog friends.

Ideal home

The ideal adopter for William will have experience with timid dogs and know how to gradually gain his trust and build up his confidence. William will need and adults only home and a calm environment. With proper introduction he can live with cats. A confident and friendly doggy companion will definitely help him gain trust.

Neutered, microchipped and fully vaccinated.