TOAST

14/02/26 10:20 MHToast can become quite excited during play and may get jumpy or a little mouthy when overstimulated, but with clear boundaries and positive reinforcement, he settles nicely and shows great focus—he even walks beautifully at your side and checks in frequently. Once the excitement winds down, he’s happy to relax and enjoy calm companionship.Toast does have a luxating patella (a knee condition), so he will need a home committed to keeping his activity low-impact.While he enjoys chasing a ball, too much running or vigorous activity can cause him to favor his leg afterward. For that reason, he should avoid rough play and high-intensity exercise, and he is not a candidate for playgroups at this time. He’s perfectly content chewing on a tennis ball, enjoying controlled fetch, and participating in enrichment activities that engage his mind without putting strain on his knee.11/30/25 07:37Meet Toast, a labrador mix who's always eager to greet new friends with a wagging tail and bright eyes. He’s incredibly friendly with people and loves nothing more than being part of the action.This handsome boy is full of life and would thrive in an active home where he can stretch his legs, explore the outdoors, and burn off his big Labrador energy (safely, of course). Regular, low impact exercise and mental stimulation are best - think leisurely hikes, walks in different places and puzzle toys - His treat motivation makes him a wonderful training partner.he’s smart, eager to please, and ready to learn all the good-dog skills you’d like to teach him!At the shelter, Toast has shown himself to be social with other dogs, enjoying playtime and friendly interactions. He gets very excited during active moments, but one of his most endearing qualities is how he settles into calm companionship once he gets his energy out! Give him a soft spot to curl up and a human nearby, and he’s content!Toast has shown some prey drive toward cats, so he’ll need a home committed to managing that behavior—ideally one without feline friends or with a family experienced in safe, structured introductions and training.If you’re looking for a loyal, joyful, and affectionate companion who’s as ready for adventure as he is for quiet snuggles, Toast might just be your perfect match. He’s waiting patiently to love—and be loved—by his new family.