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Linus (PA) medical hold

Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) Lhasa Apso

Male, Adult
Chicago, IL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Linus is being fostered in PA. He is SIGHTED.Linus is an approximately 4-5 year old, SIGHTED boy who is very sweet and quiet. He loves the humans in his foster home, his adult foster mom, but has a preference for her 7 year old granddaughter who visits often. He gets along with every dog he’s met (young, senior, male, female, big and small) and is very indifferent with cats, letting them completely alone. Linus does not seek out dogs to cuddle or play with but lives very well with them.Linus does demand respect from dogs by growling when they, literally, get their face close to his. He has never bitten, just a growl.He may be part billy goat the way he can climb and scale gates. For a while he preferred to sleep on top of his open crate rather than inside. He would not settle for being separated in order to get used to his foster home so since his foster siblings are experienced with fosters coming and going and he could scale the gate, he integrated into his foster home very fast and fortunately did well.Linus is an escape artist and cannot be trusted in his fenced in yard without being on a leash. He heads right toward the slatted gate to try to get through, which he can still do until he puts on a little more weight.He has gained over 2 pounds but still needs to gain more. He loves to be outside and is very good at trying to scoot out open doors.This is how he got away from his first family to be found by animal control.Linus does very well with pottying outside but he doesn't always have the opportunity to go out because of his drive to get out of the fence. It is anticipated that he will quickly regain his potty skills. He even goes to the door to wait to have a leash put on when she is not at work.Linus has some health issues that we are still trying to figure out. He came to his foster home with severe skin issues and swollen paw pads. There have been huge improvements with his skin inflammation but we are now waiting for the results of a recent allergy testing. His fur has started growing back nicely but he needs to wear a shirt at all times to protect his body when he scratches. He gets a medicated bath about once every 4-5 days and is on a limited ingredient food and homemade bone broth which is very healthy. He is currently on 2 medications.He has also had issues that seem to be in his sinuses that cause him to have discharge from one nostril. A dental issue has not yet been ruled out. He refuses to let the vet (not his favorite person) take a good look at his teeth .Linus will be on medical hold until we have more definitive answers to his conditions but please know that he is a very sweet and fairly young boy of 4-5 years, with no vision issues, who would make an amazing companion. He would do well in a home with or without other animals but needs a home with a family who can be very vigilant to make sure that he does not run out the door, climb over, under or through barriers to escape the safety of his home and property.Please know that you can still put an application in for Linus and when his medical conditions are under control, he can be yours following our adoption process!BDRA has voted against the use of electrical fencing effective immediately.
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Timber

Havanese Lhasa Apso

Male, 10 yrs 5 mos
Chicago, IL
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Timber came to us in dire condition. He had been found by a Good Samaritan in the Dan Ryan woods and the matting on his legs was so severe that on one of his front limbs it had begun to cut into his leg, limiting circulation and resulting in the limb to begin dying off. By the time he joined CRA there was nothing to be done but amputate the limb. 

The speed at which Timber adjusted to that major physical change was astounding. He is one tough guy and barely skipped a beat. He is remarkably mobile still for an older gentleman who just had major orthopedic surgery, and sometimes he just does *too much* and doesn’t let anything slow him down. His pain tolerance has to be through the roof because his PT team said his back is tight and he needs regular massage and long walks should be done with the aid of a wheelchair to take some strain off the rest of his body but Timber says “I’m fine, just let me live.” We held off on scheduling Timber’s dental cleaning until we could get his heart checked fully to make sure the minor issue the surgeon detected during his amputation were situational instead of chronic, and now that he’s got a clear bill of heart health with a stellar echocardiogram, he’s getting scheduled for his dental cleaning and then he will be ready to join a very lucky family. 

Timber’s personality is pretty predictable considering his history. He can be incredibly independent, proving that he had to fend for himself for a very long time in his past, but he also has clearly been a loved family pet at some point as well because he adores human attention. He’s the most chill dude ever around other dogs, and doesn’t mind sharing attention, food, or anything. All of Timber’s major medical needs have been seen to, but as he is technically a senior with an orthopedic challenge, adopters should be prepared to keep him on joint and muscle supplements and keep a good relationship with their vet to make sure any age related changes are being managed.

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