Winter is a six-year-old male Great Pyrenees who landed in rescue after a rough stretch in a local shelter, where he was sick, malnourished, and paralyzed by fear. Safe in his foster home, he came to life—eating, drinking, and putting on healthy weight. Winter is gentle, affectionate, and fits right in with the four dogs in his foster family. He especially loves playing with other dogs and has moments of sheer joy. When his people come home, he’ll show his delight with a happy little dance. Winter has never had an accident inside and walks well on a leash. He’s still working through some fears around new people, loud noises, and unfamiliar situations. He often seeks out safe spots, like a closet or behind bushes, when overwhelmed. Doorways still make him hesitate, but a little encouragement goes a long way. Every day, he grows more comfortable and affectionate. Winter needs a patient home willing to accommodate some ongoing timidness and lower activity levels while he finishes heartworm treatment. SPIN Rescue provides all the necessary medication for this phase. He’s truly resilient—soft both inside and out, with plenty of love to give to someone who lets him settle at his own pace. Lets make it official, apply to adopt!