Sway is a four-month-old German Shepherd puppy with soulful eyes and a surprising amount of spirit, given his rough start. He was found under heartbreaking circumstances in a park in Lancaster: thin, frightened, and with tape still clinging to his nose. Thanks to a good Samaritan, Sway made it to the vet in time, and since then, he’s made a remarkable comeback, even doubling his weight since his rescue. Settled into foster care, Sway’s shy personality is giving way to newfound confidence as he learns people can be gentle and life can be safe. He adores being close to those he trusts—his favorite spot is resting by your feet—and he’s quick to speak his mind in endearing puppy chitchat. As with most young Shepherds, he’s energetic and eager, still figuring out the rules and making solid progress with potty training. Right now, Sway lives with two other dogs and is clearly happiest with canine company, especially a confident playmate who can help him build trust. He’s expected to reach 60 to 70 pounds and will need a calm, stable home that can offer plenty of patience and steady guidance as he grows. His adoption fee covers first round of vaccines, microchip, and his neuter surgery. Every animal deserves a happy ending. This one starts with you.