Jake, now called Wee-go (we still haven’t gotten an explanation of where this name came from), was only about 6 months old when found as a stray. The finders kept him a month, searching all the while for his owners but never could locate them, so they contacted AGR and asked us to take him. Our Placement manager transported him to AMSC where he received all his vetting. She commented: He thought when we arrived at AMSC that we were going to a dog park to play and was so excited to see everyone and the dogs. He wasn’t so sure why he couldn’t just go play on his brand new day. He loved the floor, and I loved seeing him stretch out on it when I consider he has for sure spent the last month outside at the finder’s house because of aging parents in the home. They loved him and will miss him, but they know AGR is an amazing route to give to Jake. Amazing, yes we are! After his neutering, he was fostered for several days before delivering him to his adoptive family. They had adopted a little Golden mix, Buddy (f.k.a. Caleb) from us in 2011 and was looking forward to having Jake join them. Once at the adopter's house, Jake did indeed jump... right up onto the kitchen table and grabbed a sandwich her dad was just about to eat! Oops! Guess some serious puppy training is in his future!