Ray

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Name: Ray
Size: ~Medium range: 26-60 lbs
Adoption Donation: $250 (applicable sales tax included). Adoption fees may be paid by cash or check. 
Other:  Neutered Male, Vaccinations current, Microchip

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Ray requires daily medication to help manage his anxiety. He is on Fluoxetine 20mg once a day, the cost is about $15 per month and Trazodone 100mg every 8-12 hours. The cost is around $19.00 per month. These medications and doses could change.

Ray would love to be your new best friend!

Foster Home Feedback

11/2/26 Foster Feedback: Hey there! I finally figured out how to bark-to-text, so my foster human is letting me type my own bio! I’m Ray, and honestly, I’m basically a giant ray of sunshine wrapped in a big puppy body. I don't have a mean bone in my body, though I do have a tail with a mind of its own. Seriously, I love following my humans from room to room so much that my tail thumps against the doorframes like a heavy-metal drum solo. You will literally never lose me in the house. I just LOVE you so much and I LOVE to follow you everywhere you go! Did I mention that I love you?

Oh, right, I'm supposed to be telling you about myself! Sometimes I have a hard time staying calm and focused so my foster mom says I am kind of like Dory from Finding Nemo. To be completely real with you, my brain runs super fast!! But hey, my daily meds and a solid routine are helping my brain realize that having an "off switch" and taking power naps is actually pretty awesome. And I get my medicine in this yummy peanut butter treat sandwich so I don't mind taking it.

I am still learning that I don't always have to be on high alert and while I am still adjusting to hanging out with my foster humans on the couch, I am learning that it's ok and resting helps my brain feel better! Plus, they watch some funny TV shows. Foster mom says it's time to start watching holiday movies...whatever that means as long as I get to lay on the couch pillow next to her!

I've been working super hard on my manners! I used to be a bit too mouthy when playing with other dogs, but I’ve gotten a tiny better at reading my foster siblings’ body cues when they tell me "dude, chill." I’m also walking better on a leash, I ride like a total champ in the car, and I actually love hanging out in my kennel. I will happily rest in there during the night or while the foster humans are at work (8-9 hours). They tell me that I am a really good boy which makes me so happy because I just want to make people happy!

As far as tricks go, I’m practically ready for Harvard Paw School. I’ve already mastered sit, down, leave it, and shake, and I’m currently putting my last two brain cells together to learn the touch command. When I’m off the clock, my absolute favorite hobbies are playing for as long as my doggy roomies will tolerate me, entertaining myself with toys, and crunching on ice cubes like they’re gourmet delicacies. Sometimes I do get into mischief but hey, I'm still a big puppy and just trying to learn what this whole "living in a house" deal is.

I’m still very much a puppy at heart, so I’m looking for a patient human who will keep up with my training and celebrate all my big wins with me. If you’re ready for endless love, a few good laughs, and a lifetime supply of tail-thumping joy, come meet me! My foster mom says that I have really cute wrinkles on my face and I even let her paint my nails last week for Halloween! I am ready for my fur-ever home and I hope you will apply to adopt me. I promise I will make you giggle! I know I have a lot of energy but life is just SO exciting!

10/11/26 Temporary Care Feedback: Meet Ray, a 1-year-old, 50-pound bundle of love who is 100% convinced he is a tiny lap puppy—and that every dog he meets is an interactive chew toy!

Ray recently took a 4-day kennel break, and his foster family reports that he is all gas, absolutely no brakes! He is goofy, uncoordinated, ridiculously sweet, and powered by pure joy an