Jack Jolly arrived at the rescue with Little Bear after their previous owner lost her home and could no longer care for them. Their living conditions were rough—infested with fleas, severe hair loss, and Jack even had a collar embedded deeply into his armpit. Thankfully, the rescue got him urgent care, removed the collar during his neuter surgery, and treated his infections. Jack adjusted physically, but socially, he’s very much his own dog: he’s devoted to one caretaker, but anyone else risks getting bitten if they try to handle him. He also does not get along with other dogs or cats and isn’t suitable for a typical home. Over the past two years, Jack has settled in happily at the sanctuary, content in his routines and loved from a distance by the staff who know him best. He will spend the rest of his days at the rescue where he feels safe, healthy, and understood. Let’s make their next chapter their best one yet.