You'd never know Brewster came to us in terrible shape with a big open gash in his chest. We got him to the emergency room right away! The veterinarian did a wonderful job sewing him up and now, as you see, he is a very handsome boy.

Because of his recovery period, Brewster's quirky personality was not immediately present. He just needed to rest and start to feel safe in his new foster home. Now, what a hoot! Literally, Brewster prances around hooting when he is very happy. And he is happy a lot: seeing his foster mom return home; breakfast and dinner time; playtime with TJ and his other four legged friends, you get the picture.

Of course, Brewster is still a youngster with lots of energy. He wants to do the right thing, sometimes hitting it on the mark. He will be even better at doing the right thing through a training program with his forever special person.

This beautiful boy has been through so much in his short life but he is ready to put it all behind him. His foster mom would love to keep him forever but if she does that there won't be room for another pup in need. Do you have room in your heart and home for Brewster?

Brewster is up to date on his vaccinations, neutered and micro-chipped. He's house trained and walks great on a leash.

 If you are interested in adopting Brewster, please contact us at info@scoutshonor.org