08/22/2026
Pluto is going home today!
After discovering that Pluto was nervous around bikes, scooters, and most personal motorized vehicles, I took him down to the Riverfront to work through some of those distractions. He did great, and while we were there, we happened to come across this little music event in the park. Pluto was completely comfortable rolling around in the grass with people gathered all around him. He’s done great with his public outings and has made some seriously good progress while he’s been here.
If you know someone who may be interested in adopting him, please have them DM me.
I’m intentionally not sharing Pluto’s full backstory because he doesn’t need someone to hear his story and feel talked into adopting him out of emotion. I believe this is a big part of why we see such a high return rate in the adoption world. We need to be level headed when going into an adoption and focus on what the individual dog actually needs, not just how badly we want to save them.
The right home for Pluto will be one that provides patience, structure, consistency, and strong leadership. His adopter will need to be willing to put in the work and continue giving him the guidance he needs to be successful. I will be providing free training to his adopter, and I strongly encourage them to take advantage of it. I want to make sure they understand how to work with Pluto and have the tools they need to continue his progress at home.
He’s an awesome guy, and I really hope we can find him the home he deserves!