Thomas landed at the rescue after a tough start—pulled from the euthanasia list at the county shelter in August 2023. When he arrived, he was painfully underweight, weak, and barely able to move. Severe pneumonia nearly took him, and diagnostics showed he was battling both aggressive valley fever and fungal osteomyelitis in his bones. Since then, Thomas has made a steady comeback with dedicated medical care. His pneumonia cleared, his weight rebounded, and his outlook brightened, though the Valley Fever means he’ll need ongoing medication and routine monitoring. These days, Thomas soaks up comfort in his foster home. He loves sharing space with his foster parents, sleeping between their legs or bundling up in pajamas at night. Other dogs and cats are fine by him—though his priority is always close, quiet time with his people. Thomas is house-trained, leash-trained, and picking up basic cues. He moves a little slower and prefers shorter walks, so a calm home without kids and someone around most of the time suits him best. His condition isn’t contagious, and the rescue covers rechecks and medication during the transition. Thomas is ready to leave the rescue chapter behind and settle with a family of his own. What are you waiting for? Apply today!