Cavapoo puppies and dogs in Tulsa, Oklahoma

And the award for Best Smile in the Universe goes to… Noctis! Seriously, have you seen this face? This smile could get him out of a speeding ticket, talk his way into VIP sections, and probably convince you that he definitely didn’t just steal your snack off the counter. And yet, somehow, this charming, grinning goofball ended up homeless. But don’t worry—you have the power to right this cosmic wrong. All you have to do is take him home, shower him with love, and accept that you’ll never win an argument against that smile. Noctis is a 1-year-old, 55lb Poodle or some sort of doodle mix—honestly, who even knows anymore? At this point, doodles are like craft beers—everyone’s got a different blend, and no one can tell what’s actually in them. Noctis ended up in the shelter with his buddy Thorin. Thorin? You mean the same Thorin who already got adopted while we’re just now hearing about Noctis? Yep, that one. See, Noctis made a very bad life choice—he decided a giant piece of glass looked like a Michelin-star meal and swallowed it. Shocker: his body strongly disagreed. So, instead of charming his way into a home right away, Noctis got an all-expenses-paid trip to emergency surgery but thankfully has pretty much recovered now and is ready to find himself a family. Now, let’s talk about another fun surprise for doodle owners. While you may have been promised a non-shedding, hypoallergenic dream dog, what you weren’t told is that their coats require daily maintenance unless you’re going for the “living tumbleweed” aesthetic. Noctis is currently rocking the “homeless Muppet” look, but don’t worry, his glow-up is on the way. Also, we’re starting to suspect that the secret ingredient in doodles is goat DNA because these guys have an unmatched talent for eating things they absolutely should not. Shoes? Sure. Socks? Obviously. Entirely inedible objects that require thousands of dollars in vet bills? Absolutely. So while they may not cover your house in fur, they will keep you on your toes—and possibly on a first-name basis with your vet. But hey, with a face like Noctis’s, you’ll probably forgive him for everything… eventually. Noctis is pretty easygoing when it comes to living arrangements. He gets along well with other dogs, so if you’ve got a pup in need of a new best friend, he’s all in. That said, he’s also perfectly fine being the only dog—he has enough personality to keep the whole house entertained, and let’s be honest, he probably wouldn’t mind soaking up all the attention for himself. As for cats, he hasn’t been officially tested, but we’re fairly confident he’d be fine with them. Worst case scenario? He dramatically overreacts to their presence, gives them an unnecessary amount of side-eye, and then goes about his day. Kids? Noctis is totally cool with them. He’s got that magical mix of excitement and good manners, which means he’ll happily greet new people without turning into a 55lb wrecking ball. So, whether you’ve got other dogs, kids, or even the occasional cat with an attitude, Noctis is pretty adaptable. Noctis is all in for car rides—provided you actually give him a lift in. He’s not about that “jumping gracefully into the car” life, but once he’s in, he’s glued to the window like a nosy neighbor, taking in all the sights with great enthusiasm. If you're looking for a co-pilot who will judge pedestrians but not your driving skills, he’s your guy. When it comes to outings, Noctis is game for anything. Cafés? Pet stores? Social visits? Absolutely—he loves an audience. But if you’re more of a homebody, he’s totally fine with that too. As long as he gets attention (and, let’s be real, snacks), he’s happy anywhere. Walks? Oh, he loves walks. Loves them so much, in fact, that he thinks he should lead the expedition—by pulling you along like he’s in the Iditarod. So if you enjoy a bit of a workout with your strolls, congratulations! You now own a personal trainer… with fur. Noctis is the perfect balance of play and relaxation—basically, the canine version of someone who hits the gym for 20 minutes and then spends the rest of the day on the couch "recovering." Outside, he’s up for a good romp with his dog friends, but don’t expect an endurance athlete. He’ll play for a bit, realize that zoomies are exhausting, and then declare it’s time for a well-earned nap. Inside, he’s all about chilling like he’s a professional couch connoisseur. As for recreational activities, he enjoys light socializing with other dogs but isn’t about that "play all day" lifestyle. And fetch? Yeah… no. He’s pretty sure that’s a human game where you throw the ball and then you go get it. He’ll happily watch, maybe judge you a little, but don’t hold your breath waiting for him to bring it back. Noctis would absolutely do well in an apartment—he's got just the right mix of energy and chill to make it work. He’s playful when it counts but not the kind of dog who will be doing parkour off your furniture 24/7. As long as he gets his walks (where you provide the legwork while he provides the enthusiasm and leash pulling), he’s happy to lounge around and take in the sights from the nearest window. Bonus: since he’s not a Great Pyrenees, you won’t have to worry about him performing an unsolicited 4 AM neighborhood security check with excessive barking. Apartment dwellers, rejoice! Noctis is fully potty trained, so no surprise puddles or unfortunate "art installations" in your home—you're welcome. He’s also kennel trained... kind of. He’ll go in willingly, but for the first 10 minutes, he’ll make sure you know he disapproves of this decision. As for furniture rules—yeah, Noctis has already decided those don’t apply to him. The couch? Absolutely. He didn’t sign up for a life without plush seating, and frankly, he sees no reason why you should get to lounge in comfort while he’s stuck on the floor like a peasant. Now, if you’re worried about destructive habits, good news! Noctis isn’t a chewer, so your shoes, furniture, and sanity are safe. He also doesn’t dig holes in the yard or attempt any Olympic-level fence-jumping, which is a nice change from dogs who think escaping is their full-time job. As for the doggie door? That remains a mystery. He might use it like a pro, or he might stare at it like it’s a portal to another dimension—only time will tell. Barking-wise, he’s not one to start the party, but if the other dogs kick things off, he’s more than happy to join in—because, you know, peer pressure. And when it comes to free-roaming, he can absolutely be trusted… though let’s be real, he’ll mostly use that freedom to find the best possible spot to sprawl out. If you’ve been searching for a dog who’s equal parts charming, ridiculous, and just the right amount of dramatic, congratulations—Noctis is ready to grace your home with his presence! He’s got the perfect mix of playful energy and expert-level lounging, plus a healthy dose of doodle chaos (don’t worry, the glass-eating phase was hopefully a one-time event). If you’re prepared to offer up your couch, your heart, and maybe a few snacks, Noctis is ready to move in and take over. So, what are you waiting for? Fill out that adoption application at https://www.pyrpawsandfluffytailsrescue.com/adoption-app so we can pass it along to his foster family, and then plan your road trip to Kiefer, OK, to pick up your new best friend. Noctis is packed and ready—well, mentally. He still expects you to lift him into the car.

Jason is a doodle mix full of energy. Must be adopted in a house with another playful dog. Loves attention.