Winston

Sweet and loving

Adoptable

9-year-old Winston isn’t just a dog; he’s a 73-pound heart wrapped in fur. This deserving gentleman has spent his life waiting for a break, and despite everything he’s been through, his only goal in life is to be near people.

If you’re looking for a low-energy, high-affection companion, Winston is ready to retire into your heart.

Why You’ll Fall for Him:

  • The Ultimate Socialite: Winston is a friend to all. Whether it’s people or other animals, he greets the world with a wagging tail and zero drama.
  • A “Compact” Doberman: At only 73 pounds, he’s on the smaller side—perfect for easy cuddles and cozy living.Clean Bill of Health: He recently had several masses removed. His rescuers are thrilled to report that they were all benign. He’s ready for a fresh start!
  • Fully Vetted: He comes neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and ready to go.

What Winston Needs in a Retirement Home:

Because life has been a bit tough on his joints, Winston is looking for a specific kind of home:

  • Single-Story Living: He has some mobility issues, so a home with limited or no stairs is a must to keep him comfortable.
  • A Soft Place to Land: After being found as a stray likely dumped when he needed help the most, he deserves the life he never had. Think orthopedic beds, gentle forehead kisses, and lots of “good boy” whispers.

The Details

Winston is currently resting easy in his foster home but he’s dreaming of a “forever” couch. He’s spent enough time on the streets; it’s time for him to know what a real home feels like in his golden days.

Ready to give this sweet boy the fairy-tale ending he deserves?

He just wants to show you the love he’s been saving up his whole life. Will you be the one to receive it?

Winston is posted for Seattle Purebred Rescue. He is being fostered in Olympia, WA.
If interested in Winston, please complete an adoption application here:  forms.spdrdogs.org/adoption/

This is not an Old Dog Haven dog. Old Dog Haven has not assessed this dog for medical issues and will not be responsible for medical care after adoption. We urge prospective adopters to do their own evaluation. 

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