Miracle dog

If you want to see what miracles look like, just look at Noah.  He was brought to an animal shelter after reportedly being thrown from the back of a pickup truck.  He weighed only 25 lbs, which is less than half of what he should weigh.  He was literally starving to death.  When he arrived at the shelter, he could barely stand.  He was quickly pulled by a rescue group and was rushed to a vet.  They started working on him right away.  He was in cardiac arrest.  Each day he made a little bit of progress, from sitting, to rolling over, to standing, to walking.  He spent about 6 weeks with the vet recovering an gaining some weight.

He has been neutered and microchipped.  He is current on vaccinations.  He is heartworm positive, but treatment will be provided to his adopter.  We don't know if he is house trained, but he seems to be clean in his crate.  He knows how to sit, so he must have had a better life in his past.

Despite what he's been through, he is happy and always wagging his tail.  He is thrilled when he gets treats.  He still needs to learn how to take them more gently, but given his past, that's understandable.  He can also be growly and nippy if you approach him too quickly or while he's in a crate with a favorite treat.  He hasn't bitten, but you need to make sure that he understands that you want to be his friend, and not take his treat.  Because of this behavior, he would not be good around young children, and is looking for a home with a family that has children that are 10 or over, if there are any children in the home.  He is a friendly boy though, and I've only seen him snap at someone once.

He does drool a bit when chewing on treats like rawhide chews.  He is so excited to have anything to eat that he gets a little slobbery about it.

This boy is only looking for a special, caring and loving home.  His adoption fee is $100.

He is a beautiful dog who has been through hell and back.  If you'd like to meet this miracle, please contact Julie at:
wyskur@yahoo.com
832.216.1406

Good with Dogs, Not Good with Cats, Good with Kids