Meet Tiny Tim! This 5-year-old, 90lb bully mix is a gentle giant with a sensitive soul and so much love to give. This big, handsome boy is incredibly sweet and devoted, happiest when he’s close to his people, often resting his big head in your lap while soaking up pets and snuggles. After being found abandoned and hiding out in a boat, Tiny Tim can be shy and unsure in new situations. Quick movements and unfamiliar environments can make him nervous, and he’s still building confidence outside of the home. He’s made wonderful progress in his foster home and absolutely loves spending time in the backyard, where he’ll happily relax and even show off the occasional adorable zoomies. At this time, Tiny Tim isn’t comfortable on leash just yet, and will “pancake” sometimes, so he’ll need a patient adopter committed to helping him build confidence at his own pace. A home with a fenced yard will be ideal for him. He’s currently living with multiple dogs and does well, especially with smaller, calmer companions, though slow introductions, structure, and boundaries are key. Tiny Tim is about 95% potty trained, does well in his crate when you’re home, and is settles after about 10-15 minutes when you leave. With patience, love, and the right home, Tiny Tim is going to blossom into the most loyal, gentle companion.
Meet Tiny Tim! This 5-year-old, 90lb bully mix is a gentle giant with a sensitive soul and so much love to give. This big, handsome boy is incredibly sweet and devoted, happiest when he’s close to his people, often resting his big head in your lap while soaking up pets and snuggles. After being found abandoned and hiding out in a boat, Tiny Tim can be shy and unsure in new situations. Quick movements and unfamiliar environments can make him nervous, and he’s still building confidence outside of the home. He’s made wonderful progress in his foster home and absolutely loves spending time in the backyard, where he’ll happily relax and even show off the occasional adorable zoomies. At this time, Tiny Tim isn’t comfortable on leash just yet, and will “pancake” sometimes, so he’ll need a patient adopter committed to helping him build confidence at his own pace. A home with a fenced yard will be ideal for him. He’s currently living with multiple dogs and does well, especially with smaller, calmer companions, though slow introductions, structure, and boundaries are key. Tiny Tim is about 95% potty trained, does well in his crate when you’re home, and is settles after about 10-15 minutes when you leave. With patience, love, and the right home, Tiny Tim is going to blossom into the most loyal, gentle companion.
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