Chase came in after being hit by a car, and now lives with metal rods in both his back legs. He’s sensitive because of this, but it hasn’t dulled his loving nature or his playful spirit. Chase lights up when he gets attention and always seems eager to connect with people. He hasn’t had formal testing around other dogs or children, so introductions should be made with care if you have other pets or young kids in the home. Most importantly, Chase cannot be around farm animals. His easygoing, affectionate attitude makes him a great companion for the right family who understands his boundaries and unique medical history. They are ready to love you; are you ready to apply?