Aston

Due to some horrible past abuse, and despite the valiant efforts of vets and fosters, Aston had to have both of his eyes removed. As is the case with many blind dogs, you need to go slow with him at first so you don’t startle him. Because of this, he also needs a home without kids. He does do well with dogs who are low energy and good at doggy cues though.

He has adjusted really well to life as a blind dog and once he gets familiar with you and his surroundings, he will give kisses and jump with excitement. He is truly a wonderful and loving companion who loves affection, car rides, sun bathing and treats. Now he just needs someone to take the time to let him know that he can trust and be his person.

If you'd like to take this dog home for a 1 week trial adoption please apply to adopt