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Panther (PA) medical hold

Cocker Spaniel

Female, Adult
Boothwyn, PA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Panther is being fostered in PA.My name is Panther and I want a home where I will have someone to cuddle me all the time! I will follow you around and show you just how much love I have to give. I live with a bunch of other dogs in my foster home and I like them all but if I have to be the only dog that you love, well, I'm fine with that too!My favorite thing in the world is Churro treats. My foster mom likes to hide medicine in them and she thinks I don't know it, but I don't care because Churro bites make everything yummy! I'm not a picky eater but when my foster mom puts some homemade food on top of my kibble, oh boy is that the good stuff! I gobble that down so fast!I like going out for a little while but I would rather be inside laying on the couch or a bed, even the floor. Sometimes it gets just too hot out there and I don't like that. I will walk for you on a leash but I would rather just run along with my foster mom through my fenced in yard. It's so much fun following her around.I've had a bit of a rough time, they just stole my left eye, I don't know what they plan to do with it, it's broken, but whatever. I don't even miss it a little bit. They also did some big surgery to my left ear. My foster mom calls it a TECA and the surgeon explained to me that it was a Total Ear Canal Ablation. I don't know what that means but I know they took all the yucky things out of my ear and now it feels so much better. They tell me I'm going to have the same thing done in my right ear. I can't wait, my right ear hurts so badly too! My foster mom said that they are waiting until they raise the money to do it. I don't know what money is, but I hope they raise it soon so I can feel all better!Right now I am not looking my prettiest, but I am healing every day and my fur will grow back good as new!My foster mom says the family that gets to live with me forever will be a very lucky family. I'm the best girl ever!BDRA has voted against the use of electrical fencing effective immediately.

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Toast

Cocker Spaniel

Male, 11 mos
Sewell, NJ
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Toast is looking for his forever family! Toast has been in rescue for a few months now. He is about 10 months old and he is the cutest little cocker spaniel! Poor little toasty has had a rough start to life, being born with PRAA. PRAA is a congenital vascular ring anomaly where a fetal blood vessel fails to regress, forming a tight ring around the esophagus.   Dogs with this condition are unable to eat solid foods and need to eat in a sitting position in a special chair (Bailey Chair) like a human.  It mimics megaesophagus but it's a cardiac defect. In regular English, that means a piece of the heart that is supposed to fall off by the time of  birth did not - making it wrap around the esophagus and choke it off.   As a result, food gets stuck, basically starving the dog.  Toast would regurgitate and then try to eat it because he was starving. Toast would not sit up in the chair, we tried everything. We even bought a baby backpack to put him in and try to get him to hang from our shoulders in the sling just to keep him upright. He hated it.   Eventually he was able to get some liquified meals down and keep them down with multiple burpings.  He still would regurgitate most of the time. And then try and gulp it down.  We are so grateful for the donations from @thefarmersdog and @freshpet because they are the perfect foods to mix with water and put in the food processor. It blends up so nicely, even though we had to water it down a lot, and apparently, according to Toast, it tastes delicious! But no matter how good it tasted, all he wanted to do was chew food and eat like a normal dog. But when he would, he would instantly throw it up because all the food got backed up in his esophagus. Unfortunately this condition requires an intense surgery.  We knew what he had when we were asked to take him in as a scrawny pup.  But fortunately for Toast, we love the tough medical cases (and so do our vets!)  Fast forward a few months.  Toasty had the surgery (full blown open chest heart surgery/cracked ribs and the like) a month ago and is absolutely thriving! Our vets believe that the bottom of his esophagus has a little bit of a paralysis because the vessel was so tight. That may go away over time, but he is able to eat solid food now like all of his pals! The only thing different for him is that he has to eat out of a slow feeder bowl.    He is doing great.   Toast is a super happy and playful pup! He does go to the bathroom outside like a good boy but once in a while he will use the potty pads his foster mom uses for her senior dogs.  He's looking for a playful family. We think he would be a great dog for a family with kids. He loves other dogs. Bonus if you have a dog already (but not a requirement).  He walks ok on a leash - getting better at it every day! He's been to the Wildwood dog park on the beach and had a blast with all the other dogs.   He's a social guy!  We are also going to share the photos from his barium test that showed the backed up food and a video of the surgery done by our amazing vet team.    We have the best experts on our team.  Our vets are fearless and love the dogs and the challenges we bring them.   That's not bragging - we are amazed every week at our vet's ability to solve the unique medical cases we take in on a weekly basis. If you are interested in adopting Toast please apply!  He’s neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and ready to live a long happy life!   https://peytonsplaceanimalrescue.org/adoption-application/ ##2787240##

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Joey fka Clyde

Cocker Spaniel Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier

Male, 5 mos
Georgetown, DE
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
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Meet Joey, a delightful bundle of energy and curiosity. This tough, confident puppy is 40.8% Cock-A-Poo, 36.4% Yorkshire Terrier, and has a dash of Maltese and Bichon Frise thrown in for good measure! His DNA snapshot is attached and the full report will be provided to his new family. Joey has been in foster care since mid-May and he attends doggie daycare five days each week. This is a puppy that never stops moving, will need a job and/or athletic parents, and a big dog sibling to be set up for success. Elementary school age kids or older, a bonus! Joey would be a fun dog for dog sports, as he has good toy and tug drives. Despite his appearance, this is not a cuddly lap dog - his sporting dog genes are very strong - and he`ll work, especially retrieving, all day long.Animal Rescue Center19022 Shingle Point RoadGeorgetown, DE 19947

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39 miles

Blind Dog Rescue Alliance - PA

PO Box 1855, Boothwyn, PA 19061

Pet Types: dogs

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42.2 miles

Peyton's Place Animal Rescue

Sewell, NJ 08080

Pet Types: birds, dogs

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43.4 miles

Brandywine Valley SPCA - ARC

19022 Shingle Point Road, Georgetown, DE 19947

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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