William

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If ever there was a dog with a fan club, it’s this guy. William has charmed every single person (and most dogs) he’s met along his journey from Memphis to New England — and now he’s ready to charm you!

He was a stray in Memphis when he landed at an emergency vet clinic - they all fell in love with him and held off calling the shelter to have him picked up - their whole team advocated. We searched for a foster, but none were available, so he went to the shelter. But not for long, thank goodness. He landed in a great foster home and then headed to New England.

He's currently at Gagnon's Dog Resort and is having a blast - he's doing well in his playgroups, and the staff is smitten.

He’s goofy, social, and affectionate — a big baby who’s happiest when he’s near his people. He’s enjoyed playtime with other dogs and even made quite an impression at Gagnon’s Pet Resort, where he’s been living it up while waiting for a foster or adopter.

William would love a home where he can be part of the action, get belly rubs, and maybe chase a sprinkler or two.

Quick Facts:

Age: About 1 year old — just a big, happy pup!
Breed: Pit Mix
Weight: Almost 60 lbs
Neutered: Yes
Housetrained: Yes, it seems so!
Heartworm: Negative
Dogs: Yes! He enjoys them, but as always, slow intros are best.
Cats: Probably not his thing.
Humans: LOVES them — all of them.

William’s got a huge heart, a goofy grin, and a ton of love to give. Could he be your next best friend?


Adoption Fee: $450.00 

Location of dog currently:  Connecticut

IMPORTANT INFORMATION - 

Paws New England is a foster-based rescue; our dogs reside in various locations throughout the South & New England.  

Adoption donations cover pre-adoption veterinary costs (including vaccinations, spay/neuter procedures when age-appropriate, and heartworm testing/treatment when necessary), a microchip, and transportation to New England if required.

Donations for our young, healthy puppies and dogs support their fellow canines of advanced age or suffering from injuries and abuse, whose donations are reduced but whose veterinary costs are typically much higher. We appreciate your understanding that your newly adopted dog will help others in need.