Tyrion was found on a highway as a puppy, not even two months old. No other dogs nearby. No explanation. Just a tiny puppy on the side of the road, apparently left there on purpose.
Someone stopped. Someone brought him in.

That was the beginning of Tyrion's life at the shelter. He has grown up there — playful, high-energy, beautiful, with what looks like a touch of German Shepherd in him, on the smaller side. He loves people and gets along great with other dogs. He is, by every measure, exactly what you'd want in a young dog.

And that is precisely what makes his situation so urgent.
Tyrion is young right now. He has the energy and the joy and the whole wide world ahead of him. But the shelter has a way of passing time that the dogs inside it can't control. The staff has watched it happen too many times — a puppy arrives, full of life, and the months turn into years, and the years take something from them that no amount of good care can fully replace. Dogs that came in young and never left. Dogs that grew old waiting.

Tyrion deserves to be a young dog somewhere. To burn off that energy in a yard. To grow up in a home instead of a shelter. To have his whole life ahead of him, not behind him by the time someone finally comes.

He is neutered, fully vaccinated, and ready to travel to the USA or Canada for adoption.

If adoption isn't possible right now, virtual adoption lets you support him monthly while he waits.

He was left on a highway before he was two months old. He has been waiting ever since. Don't let him wait much longer.