Click apply to start the adoption process. Meet Wyatt, a gentle, resilient soul who was found wandering as a stray in the heat before being given a safe place to land. After settling into his foster home, Wyatt quickly revealed his sweet and easygoing personality; he is laidback, funny, and makes an excellent companion. He is now fully housetrained with a consistent routine, crate trained, and comfortable being left alone for a few hours. Wyatt gets along wonderfully with both dogs and cats, and he adores people—he's especially affectionate with his humans and loves companionship, but isn't intrusive, simply content to be near his person. Wyatt enjoys walks, car rides, and following his nose, with playful moments spent trotting around the yard. He is treat-motivated and is working on losing a bit of extra weight. Medically, he has limited vision in one eye from an old injury, but navigates life just fine. Like many seniors, he takes joint and liver supplements and is currently managing some gallbladder issues, but ultrasound results show no major concerns. He may need a little help getting into higher vehicles but is otherwise mobile, with a preference for relaxing naps and sunbathing. His foster reports that Wyatt is calm on leash, non-destructive if left alone, and sleeps peacefully through the night near his people. He isn't much into toys but enjoys chewing on Benebones and simply being part of a loving home. Wyatt would do well with another laidback dog and would thrive in an environment with a flexible routine, where he gets both companionship and ample time to nap and relax. Wyatt is looking for a loving foster or forever family ready to help him enjoy his golden years, surrounded by warmth and kindness. Make their next chapter their best one yet.