Ali greets life like a party guest who never stops dancing. Born with cerebellar hypoplasia, he’s got wobbly balance and a funky, joyful way of moving—just imagine a pup caught in a perpetual groove. Ali doesn’t get any worse with age; he just keeps wagging, toppling, and making everyone laugh with his endless cheer. Despite the goofiness, he’s already kennel and potty trained, so you don’t have to worry about daily routines going off track. The right adopter will need to be ready for a special set of needs: a flat, non-slip space, lots of patience with a bouncy stride, and the occasional help at mealtimes or with drinking. Because he doesn’t synch well with other dogs or little kids, Ali would shine brightest as a solo star or with older, understanding humans. Give him a safe environment and he’ll fill it with his own brand of kinetic happiness. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.