05/19/2026
Senior dogs deserve comfort, peace, and a soft place to land… but last August, Ed found himself in the loud, stressful kennels at ACPS.
By December, Ed was still waiting. One of our rescue volunteers Claudia, kept coming back to his sweet face and plea for a holiday foster takeover. She brought him home.
Not long after, Ed happily found an adopter and what he hoped would be his forever.
Heartbreakingly for Ed through no fault of his own by May he suddenly found himself needing somewhere to go. His adopter reached back out to Claudia for help…The alternative was returning to the shelter.
Having grown quite fond of Ed during his last stay and unable to imagine him returning back to ACPS conversations begun about him coming to Coastal.
Ironically, one of the things his adopter struggled with most is one of Ed’s sweetest qualities…he simply wants to be near his people. The second you sit down, Ed is ready to curl up beside you. He follows his humans from room to room just wanting to stay close to the people he loves.
✨Ed loves with the kind of devotion that deserves to be cherished, not returned
He is a sweet, affectionate senior with a playful side that shines brightest in the mornings, especially when his toys are nearby. He’s very food motivated and gets especially excited for mealtimes. He thoroughly enjoys short leisurely walks where he can take his time sniffing and exploring the world around him.
He’s house trained, sleeps soundly through the night on the sofa but would happily upgrade to sleeping in bed with his people.
Ed currently lives with two canine roommates and does well with other calm and respectful dogs.
Thanks to his fosters kind heart and Ed’s sweet face a return to shelter life was avoided.
Welcome to Coastal, Ed. We know there’s a family out there who will treasure having you right by their side exactly where you belong 🐾 Please share Ed to help him find them