TUCK

Tuck came to ICAS as a stray after it appeared he didn’t actually have an appointment at the doctor’s office where he was happily “loitering.” Instead, he spent his time greeting patients with enthusiastic tail wags and a few joyful jumps. When his name wasn’t found on the appointment book, his new friends kept him safe until the shelter reopened and contacted ACO Ashley to come assist with picking him up. ??Tuck did not have a microchip, so there was no way to know if he once belonged to a family. What we do know is that Tuck is a typical cattle dog—complete with classic cattle dog dramatics and personality! This sweet 2-year-old can’t always contain his theatrics and loves to flail his body to make sure you saw it (LOL). He’ll jump right into your lap, ready or not, and keeps everyone laughing with his goofy charm.Since arriving at ICAS, Tuck has been tested with a similar-sized, spayed female dog. He was very interested in his new friend, giving her plenty of curious sniffs. While he may have been a little too enthusiastic at first, he took her correction like a champ—throwing play bows and zooming around to let her know there were no hard feelings! ????Come meet sweet Tuck in person to see if he’s the missing piece of your family puzzle!?? Adoption Tips:We always recommend meet-and-greets with other dogs and children prior to adoption to ensure a great fit for everyone.?? A Reminder About the 3-3-3 Rule:When adopting a shelter pet, remember:• 3 days to decompress from shelter stress• 3 weeks to learn routines and build trust• 3 months to fully feel at home and show their true personality?? Tuck | A312414?? 2 years old?? Neutered male?? 42 pounds?? Microchipped?? Up to date on vaccines and preventatives (as administered while at ICAS)#AdoptFromICAS #MyICASRescue ????