Larry survived a 90-dog hoarding situation in New Mexico, and his history has left him deeply wary of people. He is not aggressive, just shut down and afraid, moving through life with caution. Larry needs a home with someone experienced in the rehabilitation of profoundly undersocialized dogs—a place where patience isn’t a virtue but a requirement. He will not be the dog who greets you at the door or seeks out affection quickly; Larry flourishes only in a quiet, low-pressure environment, with no expectations other than his safety and steady routine. His best fit is an adopter willing to let him go at his own pace, offering security and gentle consistency, with a sturdy fence and very little chaos. This is not a companion for high-traffic households or first-time owners. The journey with Larry will be slow and measured, but for the right home, transformative. Larry is also available for foster-to-adopt or rescue transfer. What are you waiting for? Apply today!