TOLEDO, Ohio — A 1-year-old dog named Troll has lived at Lucas County Canine Care & Control for more than 100 days, making him the shelter's longest-staying resident, according to WTVG.
Shelter staff told the station that Troll's pointy ears inspired his name and that the ears still perk up when someone says it. They describe him as energetic and playful, a dog who likes to stay close to people and enjoys cuddling.
Troll does well with people and with other dogs, staff said, though he can come on a little strong. That means his next home should include a playful canine companion.
Adopting Troll carries no fee, per the report. The only expense is a $25 dog license. Residents of Lucas and Wood counties can also try a foster-to-adopt trial.
Troll was featured on Community Critters, a segment with Nia Joseph that highlights local animals available for adoption. The program airs on 13+ and on streaming platforms carrying 13 Action News, according to the station.