This is Oscar. Oscar's rescue story began when he found himself at a "high-kill" shelter around the time of the Academy Awards show, which is how he became known as "Oscar." Oscar won the hearts of everyone he has met, from shelter, kennel and transport volunteers to the foster couple he currently resides with. Oscar does best with submissive dogs. Whenever his foster family is home, Oscar has the run of the home. At night, the entire pack sleeps in the bedroom where there are a number of comfortable options to choose from. A word about cats . . . Cats, belong on Broadway, where the award is called the Tony, not the Oscar . . . Hello! Cats and Oscar sadly, do not blend. His foster family has cats so when they are at work, Oscar stays in a super-size crate. He does not seem to mind much, as his people try to make it as comfortable and inviting as possible and always leave him with something very special (that he only gets when he's in the crate) to chew on. If not for those pesky cats, we think Oscar would be fine with the run of the house when his people are out. He is housebroken and shows no signs of anxiety or destructive behavior.
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