Hi, my LDDR name is Noble, but my real name is Prince Louii. I'm fairly new and my foster mom is just learning about me. I really love my foster brother and sister, but I prefer to snuggle with mom and dad. I was really scared when I first got here but I'm starting to adjust quite nicely. I was quiet sleeping in my crate the first couple nights and didn't have any potty accidents in the house so now I get to sleep wherever I want. Usually it's snuggled in the bed in the crook of mom's arm. It took me a few days to trust my foster family and I wouldn't even eat out of their hands. Not even yummy food. Today that all changed. I still don't want anyone to try and put their hands near my bowl when eating or to grab toys out of my mouth but mom is working on that too. It is probably better that I'm not in a home with very young children who can't respect that I don't want my food touched. I wasn't too thrilled with getting groomed either but hopefully I'll be more comfortable next time.

If you have room in your home and heart for me I promise to give you all the love and kisses you can handle. I just need someone that will give me time to adjust and trust. I think anyone abandoned in a shelter would feel the same way right?

If you would like to know anymore about me you can email my foster mom and she can answer all your questions. I can't wait to meet my new family.
Love, Noble

If you are interested in meeting Noble or have questions about him, contact his foster mother at honbune@comcast.net .

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