Little came from a rough past, but he’s bounced back with remarkable spirit. At just two years old, he became paralyzed, but the details don’t tell the whole tale—what’s clear is that he landed in a far better place now. He’s spent time with a neurologist who confirmed it’s too late for surgery, but Little’s got some feeling in his legs and manages to go potty on his own. A new cart is on the way, since the old one did him no favors, and he’s looking for a family willing to help get him set up, handle his 50-pound frame, and keep up with the practical details like drag bags and cleanliness. Little’s shy with strangers at first, but he warms up quickly and wins hearts wherever he goes. Despite using a wheelchair, he zips around energetically and loves to play—he doesn’t think of himself as disabled. Accidents can happen, so patience is key. Little needs a dog lover willing to commit to extra care and strength to help him thrive. He does well with other dogs and is suitable for homes with older children, ideally teenagers. His best fit is a home on Long Island or the surrounding areas, with a thorough home check and proven vet care history. Little has been failed before; this time, it needs to stick. Your new best friend is just one click away.