Hercules, now Milo, is a ginger colored 1½-year-old Golden lad. His owner’s work load increased dramatically and he did not feel this youngster was receiving the time and attention he deserved.  He was current on vaccinations and was tested for valley fever and heartworm. He did have neuter surgery and was micro-chipped. His adoptive family are so excited with their new family member! The adopter shared: Milo came to our house on a warm Spring Monday. Immediately, he was a fit. We got on the Rescue’s list 5 months prior. I always said to my young children, “If the dog’s a fit for our family, we will know right away.” Milo is docile and sweet. He has a good smile. He loves his toys and Nilla (our 12-year-old maternal-in-nature Golden Retriever) gladly lets him have her toys. Milo is our first dog that is not easily motivated by food (or food driven). He slowly eats his breakfast and doesn’t beg when we are having meals at the table. He loves the constant action that is our house with 2 young kids with HIGH energy. The minute he wakes up he is so excited to start his day. The boys love to throw the ball for him to fetch, and he follows them all around the house. He loves his daily walk. He constantly checks on our Nilla, which is so dear since she now spends most of her day sleeping. He is a sweet, sweet boy that completes our family, and we are so grateful to Arizona Golden Rescue for finding us the perfect fit.