This dog will be at Palo Alto Pet Food Express on Saturday, May 3rd from 12-3pm or until adopted. If you would like the first opportunity to adopt, please fill out an application to be considered.
 
Adoption Fee: $850
 
Meet Fozzie Bear: The Muppet of Your Dreams
 
At 10–12 months old and a perfectly huggable 19 pounds, Fozzie Bear (yes, like that Fozzie Bear—waka waka) is here to bring some gentle comedy, fuzzy charm, and non-shedding snuggles into your life. He’s the kind of pup who’s down for a walk, happy to chill, and always ready to flash a tail wag that says, “You’re my favorite person ever.” Don’t let the Shih Tzu-sized body fool you—this boy's got a heart the size of a golden retriever.
 
Fozzie is a work-from-home MVP. If you’re on Zoom calls all day, he’s hanging out quietly nearby, chewing on a rope toy or casually flopping into his donut pose on the floor. He loves people—especially his foster kids—and will happily follow you around like a furry intern, just waiting for his next assignment (spoiler alert: it’s cuddles). At night, he’s content to sleep in his crate, but he’d very much prefer to curl up at the foot of your bed like a proper bedtime bear.
 
He’s got a big personality with a soft center. Fozzie is sweet, curious, and occasionally protective—he’ll bark at visitors or passing dogs, not to be rude, but because he’s convinced everyone wants to be his friend. Once he’s had a minute to say “hello,” he warms up quickly and is back to being a velvety snugglebug. He recently spent a few days off-leash with a high-energy Australian Shepherd and held his own like a champ—proving that he’s got social skills and comedic timing.
 
Playful when you want to play, chill when you want to chill—Fozzie Bear is the best kind of versatile. He’s working on his potty training (yes, sometimes he leaves a little “note” on the hardwood), but he’s smart, eager to please, and sheepish when caught in the act. He’s crate trained, polite about chewing, and doesn’t dig or destroy—he just needs someone who’s ready to guide him through the fine print of “house rules.”
 
Fozzie would thrive in a home with kids, other dogs, or a family that just wants a loyal, loving companion who doubles as a fuzzy foot warmer. He’s sweet, affectionate, and shockingly trusting—he let his foster trim matted fur on his legs without fuss, laying calmly like a spa client who knows he’s about to look fabulous. You don’t get that kind of cooperation without a heart full of love and a sprinkle of magic.
 
So, if you're looking for a lovable goofball with teddy bear looks and a soul full of sunshine, Fozzie Bear is ready for his big debut—and he’s saving you a spot on the couch.