Sherman once landed in a tough spot, labeled feral at a high-risk shelter alongside his siblings and mom, who was pregnant again. With some luck and the right foster setup, Sherman became the first of his litter to warm up to people. Now adjusting well, he’s showing off his sweet, handsome self. Sherman truly thrives around other dogs, and it’s best for him to have at least one, maybe even two, canine siblings to help him feel grounded and not overwhelmed by solo attention. He’ll need patience and someone willing to keep him safe—whether with walks on leash or, best of all, a fenced yard for him to stretch his legs and relax. Sherman is gentle and affectionate underneath his reserved exterior and will reward the right person with deep trust and devotion once he settles in. Click apply to start the adoption process.