Bruno landed at the shelter after being picked up by the city, scared of nearly everything and extremely wary of people—he even shied away from gentle touches. That’s changed a lot in his foster home. Bruno now shows a brighter, playful side and actually enjoys spending time with the right company. He warms up to other dogs and gradually builds trust with people, but he needs a calm, patient household willing to let his confidence grow on its own terms. Bruno isn’t aggressive, just deeply unsure in new situations, so his adopter should be ready for a slow introduction. Still, his foster has seen what’s possible: Bruno becomes affectionate and easy-going once he feels safe. If you’re the type to give a dog time to blossom, Bruno could end up your most loyal friend. Meeting him happens by appointment since he’s in foster care. What are you waiting for? Apply today!