Wilson is equal parts endearing and quirky—a small dog with big needs looking for someone truly unique. Found abandoned and in rough shape, Wilson arrived with matted fur, foxtails, and limited eyesight due to juvenile cataracts. There’s hope for his vision: as per veterinary specialists, his cataracts are reabsorbing, so he could regain his long-distance sight entirely. Currently, he’s on daily anti-inflammatory eye drops and needs a vet ophthalmologist checkup every six months. He’s terrified of strangers at first, but stick around with string cheese and patience, and Wilson’s affection starts shining through. His breed mix (likely Poodle, Beagle, and Maltese) is apparent in his strong sense of smell and that constantly-cheerful wagging tail. He loves car rides, hikes, and plays well with most dogs—except sometimes selective with large-breed males. You’ll need to keep an eye on him around livestock, as his prey drive is sky-high (absolutely no goats). Wilson isn’t house trained and needs a belly band due to persistent marking behavior—don’t expect that to clear up. He loves treats, toys, hiking, crate time, and regular grooming, thanks to his soft, long coat. Secure fencing and plenty of patience aren’t optional for Wilson—they’re requirements. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!