Troll is a goofy, wiggly 1-year-old, and he is Lucas County Canine Care & Control’s longest-stay dog — he has been at LC4 for more than 100 days. Now, the shelter is hoping someone will finally give this happy boy the home he has been waiting for.

Staff say Troll got his name from his pointy ears, and his personality is just as memorable. He is energetic and playful, “always in your bubble,” and he loves to cuddle.

He does great with people and dogs, though he can be a little forward, so he needs a playful playmate who can keep up with his wiggly, joyful energy.

There is no adoption fee — the only cost is a $25 dog license. Lucas and Wood County residents can also try a foster-to-adopt trial, giving Troll a chance to settle in at home before making it official.

If you have room in your home — and in your bubble — for a playful, cuddly companion, consider giving Troll a foster-to-adopt trial. After more than 100 days at LC4, he is ready for his forever home.

Photo: A dog waiting for adoption at an animal shelter — Nhandler, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.5). This is a generic shelter-dog photo, not Troll himself.

Source: 13abc