Jordan is hoping for another shot at a loving home, whether that's as a foster or an adopter. After years with a family, his circumstances changed, and he ended up back with the rescue—something that's unfortunately not rare. He worked hard through a board and train program and is ready to keep learning and thriving with someone committed to following his training and offering stability. Jordan needs a calm, structured environment without other dogs, though he might do well with a mellow female who gives him space. The rescue promises plenty of support, including guidance with meet and greets, introductions, and ongoing training advice. He isn’t a match for households with cats but is happy with children. Jordan’s made big progress already. With a little patience and help, he’s ready for a new beginning. Your support can make all the difference—he’s just waiting for that right person to step up for him. Your new best friend is just one click away.