Roscoe is well-known at the rescue for his big opinions and even bigger heart. He's the type who needs time to build trust, especially with men, so don't expect instant affection—he prefers to size things up before letting his guard down. Get past that first hurdle, though, and Roscoe locks in; his loyalty is unmatched. He thrives on structure and appreciates clear routines, preferring an adult home or older kids who understand his boundaries and won’t treat him like a stuffed animal. Roscoe is physically strong, smart, and packed with energy—he’s your future exercise partner, always up for a challenge or a walk (though he’s working on not getting too enthusiastic on leash). He needs a confident, experienced adopter who can offer guidance, structure, and steady support. A secure yard with a visual barrier will help Roscoe settle and feel secure. He cannot live with cats but has mastered the basics: Roscoe is housebroken, crate trained, and requires only simple grooming. At his core, Roscoe wants a person who gets him—someone patient, steady, and willing to let loyalty and affection develop naturally over time. If you give him respect and consistency, he’ll give back something solid: true companionship and loyalty that’s hard to find elsewhere. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!