Hi! I’m Leroy!
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Meet Leroy!
Leroy would make a great family dog. He’s very calm, sweet, low-key. He likes to spend his day finding the most comfortable place to snooze, whether burrowed under the covers, on top of pillows, or in a sun spot.
Leroy is a very curious dog and will inspect your groceries for anything tasty and smells everything outside!
He gets very excited at food time and can jump super high.
He is a sweet, cuddly and smart. He is a great companion.
My favorite qualities about him are that he is just so content and soothing.
He does great in the car and out and about when coming along for errands.
Leroy flips his bowl when he wants to eat.
He is mostly potty trained, but marks sometimes. Not crate trained.
He does not bark excessively.
He is good with other dogs, and he is not alpha.
He is likely good with kids, though we have not seen him with kids.
Leroy does not chew things he’s not supposed to,
He’s almost got the hang of basic commands like sit, paw, stay.
He would do OK home alone for several hours, but prefers to always be near a human. He’s happiest cozied up next to someone, but is okay being home alone or with his foster brother for a few hours.
The best home scenario for Leroy is any home where he is loved and treated well. He would do well with almost anyone: a family, other dogs, etc. As long as you give him belly rubs, strawberries, and lots of love, he’s a happy boy.
Age: 3 years old
Sex: Male
Color: Fawn
Weight: 20lbs
Current Location: Los Angeles, CA
Adoption Fee: $1150
Health Considerations
Blind in the right eye. It was wounded prior to rescue and never cared for.
Leroy’s Rescue Story
We rescued Leroy Dec 30, 2024. He arrived at the shelter as a stray (but this was his second time there as a stray), likely dumped by his owner. He had several scabs on his body, leading the vet to believe that he lived in a kennel outdoors in a rural area. What else tipped us off to his previous outdoor life? He was infected with heartworm. We treated it, and he’s heartworm-free now.
*Adoption fee covers vaccinations, spay/neuter, microchip, all medical care, and transportation from Korea to the US. For more information on the adoption process and fee, visit how to adopt.