Huey Lewis has faced more than his share of loss lately. With his best friend Lewie gone and both his previous caretakers ill, he now quietly searches for someone to lean on. He's the kind of dog who takes a bit of time to let down his guard, but patience and kindness go a long way with him. Treats break the ice, and gentle company helps him find his footing again. He prefers homes where peace is the norm. Dog friends need to be easygoing and introductions gradual—Huey Lewis does his best with calm companions who give him space to settle in. His pace is steady, his energy moderate: a walk, a good nap, a patch of sun, and some quiet time with you sound about right. House training is checked off, so daily life is easy. Slowly, as he trusts, he’ll lean in for head rubs or lean against you, showing the affection that was always there, waiting for the right moment. If you appreciate the deep loyalty that comes from an animal who has weathered storms and are willing to give a soft place to land, Huey Lewis will reward you with quiet commitment and companionship. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!