Bullseye is one of the last four dogs from a home that once held ten, hoping for a foster to give him some comfort and patience before he finds a permanent place. At around a year old and weighing between 50-60 lbs, Bullseye looks like a Golden Retriever mix—he’s shaped like his dad, Tonka, with a golden, short coat. He’s shown nothing but gratitude since leaving his old life behind, soaking up second chances wherever he gets them. Bullseye needs the basics: a vet visit, grooming, neutering, and help learning what it means to live in a home. He’s never worn a collar or been on a leash, but he’s crate trained and reliably housebroken. He’s gentle and gets along with everyone, including cats and children. With other dogs, Bullseye might be a little shy or nervous at first, especially meeting new dogs outside his original pack, but proper introductions—with guidance—set him up for success. He wants affection as much as guidance, and just needs a patient setting to learn how to thrive. Interested fosters or adopters must live within about an hour of Fremont, OH, with preference for Ottawa, Sandusky, or Seneca County. Bullseye is looking for someone to show him what a loving home feels like for real. Click apply to start the adoption process.