This helps Friends of Taney County Animal Care with pet care costs.
My basic info
Breed
German Shepherd Dog
Color
Black - with Brown, Red, Golden, Orange or Chestnut
Age
Adult
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Housetrained
Has special needs
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Charles has a sad story. His front teeth are filed down to the gums. (See photos in comments) Sometimes this can be from eating rocks, or chewing on the bars of a kennel but it's likely we will never know the cause. He was picked up as a stray and his story before finding us is completely unknown.
Charles is a large senior boy, weighing in at around 67lbs. A volunteer took pity on this sad, old boy and took him home to foster. He is currently living with a cat and a female dog similar in size to Charles. He is on pain medication for his teeth, but that's not likely a long term solution. He will need extensive dental work. Our hope is to find a rescue (or an adopter) who will be able to cover the expense of Charlie's dental work and then allow him to recover with them. We know this is a big ask. If we can't find someone willing to take this big guy on, we will be crowd sourcing the cost of his surgery. We aren't going to abandon this boy. His foster has already agreed to provide transportation and to allow him to recover at her house if that's the path we need to take.
Charles has a sad story. His front teeth are filed down to the gums. (See photos in comments) Sometimes this can be from eating rocks, or chewing on the bars of a kennel but it's likely we will never know the cause. He was picked up as a stray and his story before finding us is completely unknown.
Charles is a large senior boy, weighing in at around 67lbs. A volunteer took pity on this sad, old boy and took him home to foster. He is currently living with a cat and a female dog similar in size to Charles. He is on pain medication for his teeth, but that's not likely a long term solution. He will need extensive dental work. Our hope is to find a rescue (or an adopter) who will be able to cover the expense of Charlie's dental work and then allow him to recover with them. We know this is a big ask. If we can't find someone willing to take this big guy on, we will be crowd sourcing the cost of his surgery. We aren't going to abandon this boy. His foster has already agreed to provide transportation and to allow him to recover at her house if that's the path we need to take.
Our hours are 12 pm to 4 pm Monday through Saturday
2.
Meet the Pet
Ask for the pup you are interested in by name or walk the adoption floor.
3.
Pay Fee
Our adoption fee is $105 which covers vetting and microchip
4.
Take the Pet Home
Please remember it can take up to 3 weeks for your new furry friend to decompress from the stress of shelter life.
Additional adoption info
Your adoption fee of $105 includes the following services:
Dogs:
1. Spay/ neuter
2. Heartworm test
3. Rabies vaccination
4. One Distemper/Parvo vaccination (Dogs and puppies receive one vaccination upon entering the shelter. A second vaccination is included in the adoption package. Puppies require a series of 3 vaccinations to be fully immunized, the third vaccination is at the new owner’s expense)
. Bordetella Vaccination (Dogs and puppies receive one Bordatella vaccination upon entering the shelter. This vaccine is required to prevent kennel cough)
6. Microchip
Cats:
1. Spay or neuter
2. Feline Leukemia test (Branson Veterinary)
3. One FVRCP vaccination (Cats and kittens receive one vaccination upon entering the shelter. A second vaccination is included in the adoption package. A second vaccination is included in the adoption package. Kittens require a series of 3 vaccinations to be fully immunized, the third vaccination is at the new owner’s expense)
4. Rabies vaccination
5. Microchip
Your adoption fee of $105 includes the following services:
Dogs:
1. Spay/ neuter
2. Heartworm test
3. Rabies vaccination
4. One Distemper/Parvo vaccination (Dogs and puppies receive one vaccination upon entering the shelter. A second vaccination is included in the adoption package. Puppies require a series of 3 vaccinations to be fully immunized, the third vaccination is at the new owner’s expense)
. Bordetella Vaccination (Dogs and puppies receive one Bordatella vaccination upon entering the shelter. This vaccine is required to prevent kennel cough)
6. Microchip
Cats:
1. Spay or neuter
2. Feline Leukemia test (Branson Veterinary)
3. One FVRCP vaccination (Cats and kittens receive one vaccination upon entering the shelter. A second vaccination is included in the adoption package. A second vaccination is included in the adoption package. Kittens require a series of 3 vaccinations to be fully immunized, the third vaccination is at the new owner’s expense)
4. Rabies vaccination
5. Microchip
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