Sheldon is a joy to have. He is quiet, snuggly and a little love bug. The only time Sheldon barks is when he knows we are going out. He barks all the way to the elevator. Once the elevator door opens and we step in he will not make a sound until its time to go out again. One day after a walk he got on the couch and howled! It was very funny....my grandson who I was face-timing with started to howl and they both howled for about 2 minutes! He has never done that again... I think he was jealous that I was face-timing too long lol. I have about 50 toys but Sheldon loves his giraffe. I hide it inside the pile of toys and if I ask him to get his toy he will dig through to retrieve it.
Veterinarians are so busy we could not get his neuter and dental until October 21st, then he will be ready to go to his forever family, right in time for the cold weather because he is always at your side like a little warm water bottle.
Sheldon is staying with Lynda in Fort Lee, NJ.
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