Amigo may not look it, but he’s a solid little guy at 21 pounds, all muscle and attitude. He landed at the rescue after wandering up to a home where he stayed a week; nobody claimed him, so with cold weather settling in, a foster quickly moved him indoors. Now he’s figuring out the joys of being a house dog. He’s got an independent streak but enjoys attention from his person—just one or two people, really. Amigo’s short coat is easy to maintain, and he’s a breeze on the leash and in the car. Mealtime is a highlight for him, and he gets visibly excited when dinner is served. Around bigger dogs, he’s cautious and will retreat and bark, preferring to avoid any confrontation. He’s picked up plenty of street smarts but adapts quickly to the comforts of home. Vet visits are interesting; Amigo soaks up all the attention until things get too serious—blood draws, for example, mean he needs a little restraint. He’s protective against wildlife in the yard, ready to chase off squirrels or birds. Amigo prefers a quiet household with minimal chaos, making him a natural fit for an empty nester or single person. He’s not unfriendly with kids but would rather skip the noise and energy of a busy family home. What are you waiting for? Apply today!