The first thing people say when they meet Timi is “Oh! He’s so sweet!” He truly is. He is a bit shy when meeting new people but no longer afraid to ask to be petted. Timi is a Mexi-Mutt, found on a friend’s doorstep in Rocky Point, near death, Timi was emaciated – literally skin and bones – when he came to his foster home. He now weighs a healthy 50-ish pounds and has learned to love and be loved. He is such a beautiful boy! Happy, gentle and grateful for every kindness given to him. Despite starving in his previous life, he has zero food aggression. Timi is living with a “functional fracture” of one of his back legs but it does not affect him in any way.

He is housebroken and uses a doggie door. He hates to be crated. He has not been exposed to cats or children.
Timi would flourish in a home with lots of time and love to give. Feeling safe and secure is important to him.