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Jacksen

St. Bernard Anatolian Shepherd

Male, Adult
Severance, CO
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Good with kids, Good with cats, Needs special attention, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hello! This is Jacksen. He is a 2-3 year old St. Barnard mix with a very gentle spirit. He came from Texas like a lot of other dogs do. He was found wandering in traffic there with his brother and transferred up to Colorado. This guy is so gentle and very sensitive. He has a cat for a friend and they get along great. Jacksen does have some trauma that seems to make him skiddish around people he doesn’t know. He loves to go on walks and is learning how to pace himself . He does have a fear of vehicles which we are working through and hope to have him comfortable with getting into our truck via a ramp soon. He has a congenital slight misformed rear leg that he was born with. It doesn’t affect his activity level, running or playing. That said, this boy needs more exercise than we are able to give him as we are in the process of relocating to another state.

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Kira

St. Bernard

Female, 7 mos
Cheyenne, WY
Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Good with cats, Needs special attention,
Story
Meet Kira 💛 Kira is a truly special girl. She was born blind and bravely navigates the world one step at a time. Despite this, she is incredibly sweet with people and absolutely lives for belly rubs. Kira has done well living with a cat, but she struggles with other dogs. Because she can feel insecure around them—likely due to her blindness—she has been involved in a few scuffles. For her comfort and safety, Kira will do best as the only dog in the home. She walks nicely on a leash when wearing her gentle leader and is very responsive to commands, especially her “here” cue. While she does bump into things occasionally, Kira is smart, eager to listen, and gains confidence with reassurance. Kira has enjoyed outings to hospitals, hardware stores, and other public places, where she does wonderfully as long as she’s with people she knows and trusts. She also has experience around farm animals and pays them no mind at all. Breed experience is a plus. If you have a calm home, patience, and a big heart for a big special-needs dog, Kira would love to meet you. Apply today to give this amazing girl the safe, loving home she deserves.

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Strawberry Lemonade

St. Bernard

Female, 2 yrs 6 mos
Fort Lupton, CO
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Meet Strawberry Lemonade!Affectionately called Berries or Bear by her foster family.Her life now: Berries is a big lap dog. She loves getting attention from people and is very affectionate. She does well with meeting all people but due to her size and her mobility issues we have concerns about her living with young children. When she gets excited she can lose control of her movements and could be a hazard to young children or seniors. Due to this we think she would do best in a home without young children. Berries thrives on adventures. She loves to go for daily walks, hikes, or Sniffspots. She rides great in the car. She can be stubborn and pull on leash, and she is very strong, but for the most part she walks great on leash and likes to sniff and see all the sights. She would do best in an active household but not too active. A mile or maybe two is perfect for this girl. She is potty trained. She free roams while her foster family is out of the house and is a perfect angel. She does live with other dogs and loves to have a play mate but she can be dog selective so she is not a dog park dog. She is on the smaller side for a Saint Bernard weighing 110lbs. She would ideally live in a home with out a lot of stairs. She can do stairs but it is hard for her and she doesn’t like when she has to do more than 3 or 4 at a time. She does need to be monitored going down more than a few stairs. She also needs assistance getting into and out of the car. She does not require a sling or a ramp and it is fairly easy to assist her when needed. She will most likely need more assistance in her senior years where a ramp might come in handy. Where she came from: this St Bernard girl was found atop a mountain pass above Lukachukai AZ, starving, unable to walk and with five tiny newborn babies. She gave everything she had keep her babes alive and did an amazing job! After her rescue and during the course of rehabilitation, it became apparent that her inability to walk wasn’t just malnutrition and muscle atrophy. We did full body X-rays to make sure nothing was broken and found that she was not broken. Then Berries was seen at CSU neurology where an MRI was completed. There, she was diagnosed with Cerebellar Hypoplasia. This is a congenital disease where the cerebellum is malformed. The cerebellum is responsible for posture, balance, stability and fine motor skills. Bear is sometimes wobbly. She needs assistance on stairs and getting in and out of cars, however, she is a perfectly healthy dog otherwise. She is in no pain. There is no cure and there is no further treatment that can better her condition. The doctors have told us that she will likely live a completely normal life, with exception of some help climbing things, safety around water and things she could fall off of.Our Bear is the biggest sweetheart. She was an amazing mom to her babies and loved all of them fiercely. Her babes have all moved on to other fosters and are available for adoption as well! Berries is the best foster surrogate mom as well. She made two of our more recent foster puppies feel right at home. She loves little baby dogs. She acclimated quickly to our resident dogs and quickly claimed her place in the pack as if she’d been here forever. She loves to go for walks. She loves car rides. She loves adventures. Berries is fully potty trained and she sleeps on her dog bed all through the night. She walks amazing on leash. She is endearingly stubborn and sensitive and sweet. She is the best big girl ever. We think she is about 2 years old. We have loved every minute with her and are so happy to see her healthy and thriving.Bear has a disability but she is not at all unable. She is smart, strong and worthy of all the love in the world. She has survived unimaginable hunger, abandonment, abuse and uncertainty. She will make any adopter so lucky to share life with. If you’d like to meet our sweet girl, please apply at souldog.org.

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Saint Bernard shelters & rescues in Wellington, Colorado

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Rescue

29.9 miles

Black Dog Animal Rescue, Inc.

2407 E. 9th St., 2407 E. 9th St., Cheyenne, WY 82001

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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46.2 miles

Soul Dog Rescue

1245 Factory Circle, Fort Lupton, CO 80621

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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