I dont know exactly how I ended up alone.

I just know that one day I was hurt, scared, and lying on the side of the road after being hit by a car.

The accident took one of my legs so I am a recent tripod.

But it didn't take my kindness.

It didn't take my gentle heart.

It didn't take my ability to love.

Today I'm only about a year old. I'm 61 pounds, heartworm negative, neutered, and friendly with other dogs. I may even be mostly potty trained.

What breaks my heart isn't having three legs.

Its wondering if that's all people will see.

Will they see the missing leg and keep scrolling?

Will they assume I'm broken?

Will they see the sweet, happy puppy whose tail still wags with attention, who still wants a family, who still believes someone out there might choose him?

Maybe my story doesn't end on the side of a road.

Maybe it ends on a couch, with a family who sees me exactly as I am and says, You're perfect.

Meet Harley The Best Kind of Easy

At 10 years young and 62 pounds, Harley has perfected the art of being a wonderful companion. Hes the kind of dog who is happy just being near his peoplewhether thats hanging out in the yard, taking a leisurely stroll, playing with a favorite toy, or soaking up all the pets youre willing to give.

Harley is great with other dogs, cat-friendly, and has the gentle, easygoing personality that only comes with age and wisdom. He doesnt need marathons or adventures. He just needs someone to love.

Now for the tiny catchand honestly, its a pretty small one.

Harley has a little age-related dribbling, so he wears wraps indoors. Thats it. No complicated care. No special treatments. Just a sweet senior guy who occasionally leaks a bit and handles it like a champ. The rescue can even help get him started with supplies.

What breaks our hearts is knowing that something so minor may cause people to scroll past him.

Because if you can look beyond a wrap, youll find a dog who asks for so little and gives so much. A loyal friend. A quiet shadow. A warm presence beside you on the couch.

Harley even knows multiple commands! He has spent 10 years becoming the perfect companion.

Now he just needs someone to give him the home he deserves.

Im five months old, 33 pounds, and apparently a mix of Black Lab, Bluetick Hound, and pure happiness.

Seriously, I wake up every morning convinced its the best day ever.

Need a hiking buddy? Im in.

Need a couch buddy? Also in.

Need someone to follow you around the house like youre the most fascinating person on Earth? Absolutely in.

I love dogs. I love cats. I love kids. If youre breathing and reasonably friendly, theres a very good chance Id like to be your best friend.

For a puppy, Im pretty proud of myself. Im crate trained, learning all the important dog things, and doing my best to become the kind of companion youll brag about to strangers.

My rescue friends say I have the sweetest eyes. I think thats because Im always looking at people and wondering if one of them might be my forever family.

So what do you say?

Want to grow up together?

Kelso- Sweetest boy looking for love's Story

Hi, Im Kelso.

Im only about a year old and 29 pounds, but sometimes I feel a little older than that.

You see, life hasnt always been kind to me. I was found as a stray, and while I wont bore you with all the sad details, I learned early on that the world can be a little scary. Thats why I might seem shy when we first meet.

But once I know youre one of the good ones? Oh, friend... that sweet little tail starts wagging, my eyes soften, and Ill quietly scoot closer for love.

Im the kind of dog who notices the little things. A gentle voice. A soft bed. A kind hand reaching down to scratch my ears. Those things mean everything to me.

The rescue has taken great care of me. Im neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and was treated for a very early case of heartworm. My health is in good shape, and now all thats missing is a family.

I just need someone who will look at a shy little stray and say, Youre safe now, Kelso. Youre home.

And I promise Ill spend the rest of my life trying to show you how much that means to me.