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Harrier puppies and dogs in Bristol, Connecticut

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Kristen

Harrier

Female, Young
Nor walk, CT
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
@Please visit our Web : www.lovefsir.org @You can Email to us : fsirdog@gmail.com @Fill out the application at : http://lovefsir.org/application.php @Visit our Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/loveFSIR ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Kristen was once an abused breeding mother discarded by a puppy mill. Because she was confined to a cage during her youth, she lacked any basic survival skills when she was heartlessly abandoned on the streets. Tragically, she was hit by a car, resulting in a severe comminuted fracture in her front right leg. By the time we rescued her, the injury was too severe to save the limb. With heavy hearts, we had to make the difficult decision to amputate her leg in order to save her life. Despite the immense suffering and the loss of her leg, Kristen remains incredibly sweet, quiet, and gentle, always looking at everyone with eyes full of trust. She is remarkably friendly and gets along wonderfully with cats, dogs, and every person she meets. She may have lost a leg, but she is surrounded by the deep love and care of her foster family and rescue volunteers. Kristen is now taking one step at a time toward her happy new life on three legs. Even though we can't run, it's perfectly okay to walk slowly. To ensure her long-term well-being, her future adoptive family must strictly manage her balanced nutrition and control her weight. This is crucial to minimize the stress and physical burden on her remaining front leg. The meaning of adoption is not gaining a free and 100% perfect dog. Instead, the meaning is a poor and helpless stray animal gets a new life and sweet home because of you. Please open your heart and your sweet home. If you are interested in Kristen, or want to help her. Please contact us. * We don't charge Kristen' s adoption fee, Kristen is quite suitable for any family with a comfortable space for love and happy lives.​* * We opened Kristen for adoption in U.S. and Canada, You are welcome to fill out our online application * We are looking for a family who understands the patience and responsibility required to raise a pet. It is important to us.

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Wilbur - Courtesy Post

Beagle Husky

Male, 7 yrs 5 mos
Bristol, CT
Size
(when grown) -
Details
Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Wilbur is not a Spotty Dog.  If you're interested in meeting him, please call Anne 203-219-2663 or email annewilkinson@gmail.com Wilbur is a 70 pound, almost 7-year-old mixed breed neutered male. A dog DNA test listed him as 1/4 each beagle, husky, AmericanStaffordshire terrier and the last quarter was a bit of everything.Wilbur was adopted in December 2019 as a ~4 month old puppy from Companion Pet Rescue (I have contacted them twice about taking Wilbur, with no reply). Due to many life changes and health issues within the family, we can no longer keep him.Wilbur has met other dogs and been indifferent to them. We have aggressive cats that do not want him around but he was curious about them and when he got swatted by one, he backed off but did not try to hurt it., He has met children but has not lived with any. He will probably be fine in a home with another dog or dog savvy cats. Wilbur is incredibly friendly, loves _everyone_, and wants nothing more than to be with his humans as much as possible. If there is a heavy duty chew toy around he’ll be in heaven. He loves walks and chances to sniff around in new places or on car rides. He does well at home alone, although he will need time to adjust in a new home, as he can be anxious. He is crate trained, but is OK home not in his crate, too.  Wilbur is leash trained although he does pull some. He will sit and lay down on command and come if he feels like it or you have a treat. He has been known to “counter surf”. He also is a dog with opinions and if he doesn’t want to do something (get in a new car, have his nails clipped, be groomed at the groomer) it is tough to get him on board! He will sometimes snap when he doesn't want to do something, but only as a warning. I do have to give him an anti-anxiety med to take him to the vet to have his nails clipped. Between West Haven Animal Clinic and ShotVet, he is up to date on his shots and in good health.  Wilbur is an incredibly loving dog who has plenty of moments of playfulness. He will be a great companion for years to come, and I desperately want to find him a better home than the one we have unfortunately been able to give him. ##2763467##

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