Happy was found as a stray and had become quite aggressive toward his handlers at the shelter. But dogs like Happy aren't "bad" dogs they are fearful, overwhelmed, and unsure of the world around them. When he arrived here at the sanctuary, we did what we always do. We opened the crate. We gave him space. And we slowly introduced him to the pack. Because the truth is dogs speak dog far better than humans ever will. The pack will take it from here. He doesn't have to like the humans we're used to that around here. If he finds comfort, confidence, and companionship with the other dogs then Happy is finally home. Happy has been slowly coming around humans and allows us to pet him now. He is a work in progress but has a lot of love to give once trust is established. Happy has a heart murmur and is being assessed in early May to see if he is a candidate for neuter and dental. If you're interested in giving Happy the loving home he deserves, please submit an application https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PWPA/Dog