What your pet would be nominated for in their class yearbook, and why they get that nomination? For example, maybe your pet is “most likely to carry around socks” or “most likely to pretend he hasn’t been fed yet.” (200 word limit)
Maxnor. The most likely to succeed.

Maxnor was a hard luck case. A spinal problem, a heart murmur, bad teeth, and aggression issues. He was “least likely to be adopted” as he had been at the shelter for several months. But, seeing that face, we had to check him out. It was not an auspicious first meeting. He snapped at me first thing (my fault, as he was playing with a toy). Even after the bad start, there was something about his feisty personality that drew us to him. We were not deterred, and decided to adopt him that day.

Max has been with us for seven months. He has developed from a scared, insecure, tentative dog into a brave, adventurous and loving fellow, who knows he has found his forever home. He loves to hike on trails and is becoming an intrepid explorer. His legs have gotten stronger and he is able to jump and run with much less difficulty. His teeth and gums have been fixed, his heart murmur seems to have gone away. He is a work in progress, but his growth over the last months make Max “the most likely to succeed”.