Is he a pup? Is he a soft, sandy dune? Is he a beautiful potato? We think he may be ALL these things! Since 1925, Indiana Dunes State Park has been wowing visitors with its natural terrain, dunes, and wide array of flora and fauna. And since 2025, little Indiana Dune has been wowing Muttville with his warmth, charm, easy-going spirit and loving nature! While he may not be up for lengthy hike along a dune-lined shore, this 11 years-young dumpling will be happy to go on a stroll to keep his little 14-pound bod in shape, and like many who retire to oceanside climes, will enjoy sitting with you on the couch, sleeping, cuddling, and enjoying watching your favorite tv shows with you. (He does love him a few sitcoms). If you have other pup siblings in the house, Indiana Dune will consider that a win-win!! Please check him out! You’ll be glad you did!
Here’s some notes from his foster:
Indiana Dune has been a joy to foster. He’s a sweet, gentle little loaf who loves to be near his people. He’s low-maintenance—potty trained, doesn’t need much exercise, and has shown no problem being left alone for a couple of hours.
He enjoys lounging around and is happiest curled up next to someone. He gets along well with other dogs as long as they aren’t too rambunctious—if they get too rowdy, he’ll let them know he’s not interested. I think he’d be happy as an only child, or with a sibling he can cuddle with – he has been spotted curled up next to my 50-lb senior dog, and I believe he lived in a home with another dog before he came to us. He’s been great in the car in his little car bed. Due to his size (and possibly weight), stairs are tough for him so he would do best in a stair-free home or with someone who is able to carry him up and down.
Overall, Indiana Dune would do best in a calm, loving home where he can get lots of snuggles and relaxation. He’s an easygoing, affectionate companion who doesn’t ask for much beyond a cozy spot and some love.
