Jackson is a shy boy that is looking for his forever home in the New Year!  Jackson spent the first two years of his life as a stud dog in a commercial breeding facility.  He came to our rescue as a very scared and skittish little guy who wanted to be loved but didn’t know how.  It took him many weeks to even let his foster family touch or pet him.   His trust issues are getting better and he has come so far on his journey of freedom that we feel he is now ready to have his very own forever home.  Jackson loves the other cavaliers in his foster home and will need other canine companions in his new home.  He will come up on the couch if you call him and he will let you pet him once there.  He is still a bit shy and will need a family who will be patient with him.  He is fully housebroken and will often bark to let his foster parents know he has to go out.  He preferably needs a female as his primary care giver.  He is still very scared of men but does warm up to them once he knows they are OK.  He will also let them pet him if it’s on his terms.  Jackson LOVES toys and has enjoyed being the puppy he never got to be.  He will empty a toy bucket faster than any foster his foster family has have ever had and he loves to make his extremely shy foster sister play with him.  He is such a sweet little guy who will steal your heart the first time you meet him.  He is good with children and loves his foster families young granddaughter.  Jackson is a healthy two year old boy that is ready for his forever home.  Will it be with you?     

Jackson needs a home with at least one other small canine companion, a physically fenced yard, the play area for the dogs must be FULLY fenced and someone within driving distance of his foster home. We do not ship our dogs.

To apply for Jackson please read our FAQs and then fill out an adoption application that can be found at: https://www.luckystarcavalierrescue.org/forms/form?formid=1797. You may email the Ohio foster coordinator to let her know of your interest or to ask questions at: pwellmeier@myself.com