Ole is part of the VFA Program, which means he needs to meet his adopter through a series of volunteer visits that build trust over time. Instead of quick introductions, Ole learns to trust people who quietly care for him—letting him out, cleaning his kennel, giving treats, and waiting until he’s ready to approach. Ole bonds best with people who move at his pace and don’t force affection. He is not suited to homes with children or lots of unfamiliar guests, since strangers make him nervous. Once Ole decides you’re his person, he brings all his playful energy and quirky spirit. He’s honest about what he needs. He’s got a serious heart murmur but doesn’t let it stop his zoomies in the yard. Ole is house trained and keeps an impressively tidy kennel—his bed and toys always stay in good shape. Watch him do a happy dance for treats, and you’ll see his unique charm. Your patience will be rewarded with a fiercely loyal little friend. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.