Meet Calvin
MEET CALVIN At around 10 years old and 90lbs, Calvin is a big handsome boy with giant paws and the most beautiful soulful eyes. With his stunning merle coloring and goofy personality, he’s impossible not to fall in love with. Calvin is a total goofball who LOVES to play ball , and when he gets too warm, he’ll happily jump into the kiddie pool to cool off before he’s ready to play again! He walks amazing on leash and has been non-reactive to other dogs while out and about. This sweet boy was saved from the euthanasia list at the shelter in January 2026. He came into the shelter with another dog and had previously lived with 3 other dogs in his former home. A proper dog intro would still be recommended to make sure everyone gets along. Calvin can be a little cautious when meeting new people at first, but once he trusts you, you’ll have a loyal best friend for life. He is very treat motivated, super smart, and already knows sit, paw, and down. He loves learning new things and would make an amazing walking buddy. Calvin is truly such a special boy who deserves a loving home to finally call his own. Interested in learning more about Calvin? Send me a message! Interested in adopting Calvin? Please fill out an application with 2nd Chance Dog Rescue here: 2nd Chance Dog Rescue Adoption Application
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- Senior status confirmed
- Last checked 7/12/2026
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