Bogey ended up at the shelter after his lifelong owners could no longer keep up with his Addison’s disease and unmedicated seizures. They described him as an absolute love and a truly perfect dog. Bogey has a solid track record with kids, and he gets along well with both small and large dogs. He’s housebroken, has a thing for car rides, and never turns down a good hike or a stroll on the beach. Bogey takes daily seizure medication and stays on a medication routine for Addison’s disease, which he’ll need for life. Addison’s is a hormonal condition that, if left unmanaged, can trigger seizures and other symptoms—stress at the shelter makes this far tougher on him. He isn’t set up for shelter life, so he’s hoping to find a home or foster ready to keep him on his treatment plan. His first 30 days of medication will be provided. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!