Posted 1 year ago | Updated 19 hours ago
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Hamilton was taken in by GRRAND in 2024 from the Spencer County hoarding situation. There are no records of his age, but we estimate he's about 4 years old. When he first came to GRRAND, he was terrified of people, malnourished, and had papillomas (warts) on his face. This sweet boy has come a long way since then!
Now, he lets volunteers love on him and will even push up next to you for pets and treats. He's never shown any aggression to people or other dogs, and we suspect he might get along with cats, too. He loves to play with other dogs in the play yard and always does his "business" outside, never in his kennel.
Our volunteers are working with Hamilton on leash training, but he has a long way to go. Initially, he'll have to be a dog that stays in the home and yard. We do believe with time, love, and consistent training, he'll be able to go for walks outside the home.
Hamilton is considered a flight risk for now. He will need an above ground and securely fenced yard. He cannot go to a home with small children or anyone who may inadvertently leave a door open. We believe he'll be less of a flight risk once he's comfortable in his new home and with his new family.
Hamilton needs someone with lots of patience who will be committed to helping him grow and work through his insecurities. We think he will do best in a home with another stable dog who can teach him how to be a family pet. Could you be the right home for Hamilton? This sweet boy will reward you handsomely.
If you would like to donate to Hamilton's care, please visit the GOFUNDME link at https://www.gofundme.com/.../rescue-for-dogs-in...
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Hamilton was taken in by GRRAND in 2024 from the Spencer County hoarding situation. There are no records of his age, but we estimate he's about 4 years old. When he first came to GRRAND, he was terrified of people, malnourished, and had papillomas (warts) on his face. This sweet boy has come a long way since then!
Now, he lets volunteers love on him and will even push up next to you for pets and treats. He's never shown any aggression to people or other dogs, and we suspect he might get along with cats, too. He loves to play with other dogs in the play yard and always does his "business" outside, never in his kennel.
Our volunteers are working with Hamilton on leash training, but he has a long way to go. Initially, he'll have to be a dog that stays in the home and yard. We do believe with time, love, and consistent training, he'll be able to go for walks outside the home.
Hamilton is considered a flight risk for now. He will need an above ground and securely fenced yard. He cannot go to a home with small children or anyone who may inadvertently leave a door open. We believe he'll be less of a flight risk once he's comfortable in his new home and with his new family.
Hamilton needs someone with lots of patience who will be committed to helping him grow and work through his insecurities. We think he will do best in a home with another stable dog who can teach him how to be a family pet. Could you be the right home for Hamilton? This sweet boy will reward you handsomely.
If you would like to donate to Hamilton's care, please visit the GOFUNDME link at https://www.gofundme.com/.../rescue-for-dogs-in...
What are you waiting for?
Submit Application
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Home Check
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Approve Application
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Meet the Pet
Take the Pet Home
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