Ronald is a puppy that has had a challenge finding a forever home. (Credit: SPCA of Wake County)
RALEIGH, N.C. - An Animal shelter hopes a puppy has unfounded his forever home after 14 failed adoptions because he was deemed too big and too strong.
The SPCA of Wake County in North Carolina said the puppy, named Ronald, has a large frame weighing only 63 pounds.
According to the Washington Post, Kiersten Davis stepped up to the challenge and took in the puppy backbone this month.
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"Everything's been really good at the house," she told the outlet. "He really just fits in perfectly."
The shelter posted Ronald's chronicle on its Facebook page which went viral and garnered thousands of likes and shares.
"Ronald knows his sequences, takes treats super gently, and is 100% sweet," the shelter posted. " He truly is a very good boy."
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"Now and then, if he gets enraged, he might stand up and put his front paws on you or move a little mouthy," the post continued.
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The puppy will be fostered by Mike Thawley, a firefighter with the Sacramento Fire Department until he finds his fur-ever home.
Ronald is said to like treats and practice tricks.
According to the Post, of the 14 republic interested in adoption, three people tried to do a "dress rehearsal" with Ronald at home but returned him.
"Just vivid off the bat, once he saw the kids and dog, I was like, 'Oh, he's disagreeable. He's staying,'" Davis continued.
This story was reported from Los Angeles.
