Wills loves with his whole entire heart, and you feel it almost immediately. He follows his person from room to room with quiet devotion, settling happily at your feet one moment and gazing up at you the next like he’s making sure you know how important you are to him. The second you open the car door, he’s ready for another adventure — although he’s convinced the best seat in the vehicle is directly in your lap if given the chance. This poodle for adoption is the definition of a velcro dog in the very best way. Wills is a sensitive, affectionate little soul who thrives on closeness, praise, and companionship. He’s learning boundaries beautifully and responds so thoughtfully to gentle correction that you can practically see him processing every lesson. While he enjoys walks, outings, and being included in everyday life, he also has a wonderfully calm side and is perfectly content relaxing quietly beside his favorite person. Wills would make an incredible emotional support companion for someone wanting a deeply bonded, loyal dog who genuinely wants to share life together. Because he can become anxious when left alone, he would do best in a home where someone is around often and where he can continue building confidence and security. If you’re looking to adopt a rescue dog, Wills may be the devoted little companion you didn’t realize you needed. Addicus' Legacy Dog Rescue knows dogs like Wills leave paw prints on your heart forever. Wills is available for transport to the Greater Philadelphia area, serving adopters throughout Eastern Pennsylvania, Southern New Jersey, and Delaware. Most adopters are within a 1-2 hour drive of our transport meetup. Pickup logistics are arranged at adoption. Ready to adopt Wills? Click Apply on this listing to submit your adoption application through ShelterLuv -- clicking "Start Your Inquiry" sends us a message but does not start your application or hold Wills for you. You can also apply directly at shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/ALDR/Dog or learn more about adopting in Texas at https://addicuslegacy.org/