Troy is part of a litter raised under the careful attention of the Rescue Ranch foster program. These puppies have been handled by both adults and playful kids, so they're genuinely socialized—comfortable with people and likely other pets too. At 16 weeks or older, Troy and his siblings benefited from the "Reading to Rescue Pups" initiative, where they listened to stories read by patient volunteers. Expect a puppy with plenty of exposure to family life. Before adoption, every pup like Troy receives a complete veterinary exam, is microchipped, vaccinated for common canine illnesses, and comes with a plan for neutering covered by the adoption fee. He gets along with cats, dogs, and children—a genuine all-rounder ready to fit into most homes. Troy’s new family can choose to use their own vet for neutering if preferred, with a refund offered on proof. Welcoming Troy means opening your door to a puppy who’s had all the right starts. Click apply to start the adoption process.