Roscoe has spent over a year in foster care alongside his three brothers. He’s a large, gentle dog who needs a slow introduction to new people and spaces, but if you’re patient, he’ll eventually open up and start to explore on his own terms. Roscoe doesn’t do well with cats, so a feline-free home is necessary. Because of his size and strength, he might accidentally knock over smaller children, so a family mindful of that would be best. Roscoe and his siblings were rescued as pups from a rural shelter and have come a long way in foster care. He’s ready for someone willing to give him the time and safe space to settle in. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.