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 | Rescue Me ID: 18-04-25-00131HONEY (female)
Honey lived with a lady in Senior Apartment complex. Health issues made it impossible for woman to continue to care for Honey so she reached out for help. Sadly, the lady that helped had a dog that did not like Honey. Now this sweet scared dog is at the shelter. She is protective of her kennel but when she is being held or walked by a volunteer, she is lovely gentle lady. Honey needs a special adopter who will be patient with her while she is adapting to her new environment. Two fosters have reported that she is wonderful after a few days. Do you have the love and patience for this darling lady? Est. DOB: 5/24/17 13 lbs. Abandoned Animal Rescue 32632 Wright Rd Montgomery County Magnolia, TX 77355 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 18-04-07-00069Sargent (male)
Sargent is very smart. He has been professionally trained and knows many commands. He is kennel trained and is excellent on a leash. He will be a great pet for adults and older children (over 14 years). Younger children make him very nervous. Included with adoption: Age-appropriate vaccinations, heartworm preventative, heartworm test if over 6 months, insurance for 30 days, one free veterinary exam, microchip with registration, and spayed or neutered- if not already, a voucher is provided. Apollo Support and Rescue 1170 Dove Hill Road Tarrant County Justin, TX 76247 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 18-04-04-00233Jinx (male)
Besides being super cute and incredibly awesome, there are lots of important things to know if you're interested in adopting Jinx. Have a seat, this will take a few minutes. (Please read all the information before contacting us about Jinx.) If you've followed Jinx on our Facebook page, you know that he's been with us for quite a while -- almost eight months so far. He came in a cute mess with a host of medical problems. He lost most facial muscle due to an autoimmune issue, his teeth were so rotten that he lost eighteen of them staged in two different surgical sessions, skin issues on his little nose also autoimmune related, and if that ... (Read More)wasn't enough torn cruciate ligaments in both legs. The specific autoimmune issue that caused his facial muscle loss is unknown. A biopsy of facial tissue and blood work was unremarkable. Whatever he had, is not active now. We can't say with certainty that it won't come back, but for all the time he's been with us, he's shown no signs of further facial issues. However, should it return it is treatable and manageable. Jinx should have routine blood work at least twice yearly to monitor for any autoimmune indicators. He may be missing most of his teeth, but has no problem eating smaller kibble, and he can enjoy a bully stick or stuffed trachea just like any other dog. No worries there -- he's a corgi after all. They're skilled at eating. His little nose that was all raw and scabbed on intake is looking good now. There will always be some management and monitoring, but treatment is easy and we've been able to taper off somewhat. Treatment depends on how he responds and is not expensive. You also may have seen photos documenting Jinx's CCL surgery, recovery and rehab. He's done wonderfully and will be released soon. This doesn't mean that he can tear after a rabbit just yet. He still needs to be eased back into full activity. A potential adopter must also be aware that Jinx has a CCL tear in his right leg as well. Since he's been in rescue, he's never displayed any lameness or seemed painful in the non-surgery leg. It's likely that the injury is old and has scarred over to the point where he gets around without issue. However, there is a chance that he might need to have another surgery to repair the right leg in the future if he seems painful or lame. Right now, since he is doing so well, we've opted to not put him through another surgery unless he lets us know that he needs it. Going forward, he'll need to be on good quality supplements including glucosamine and fish oil, etc. Did we say that he was a mess or what? If you're still here and curious about Jinx, great! It will be a very special home that lands this little treasure. Jinx is among the sweetest dogs we've had in rescue. He's loves people, does well with other dogs, and has never so much as given a snarky look to any dog at his foster home. He adores attention, loves to go for walks, and is crazy over squirrels and birds. He walks nicely on a leash, is house-trained and crate-trained. He needs a few more weeks before being let loose to tree squirrels and bark at birds. He's been such a joy to have around that eight months have passed quickly and he could easily stay with us forever if needed, but it's time for him to find his own very special people. We understand that known health issues can be a concerning when adopting, but all dogs no matter where they come from can have health issues. For the home that is lucky enough to have Jinx join them, there is some financial assistance available (if needed) for Jinx's future medical needs directly related to his autoimmune issues and for his right leg should surgery be deemed necessary. Whew! We know that was a lot, but he's a super special little guy, and super special guys have LOTS that you need to know about them. Applications are available on our website (topoftexascorgirescue.com) or feel free to email us with questions or to request an application. You can see Jinx's progress on our Facebook page: Top of Texas Corgi Rescue (Less) Top of Texas Corgi Rescue, Inc. 3216 S SPRING ST Randall County AMARILLO, TX 79103 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 18-03-19-00128Louise (female)
Louise is from tiny KERMIT, Texas, where the animal shelter has space for only 9 dogs. She managed to make it out alive with her 3 babies. She is very young herself and full of sweetness. Last year she also almost did not survive a heat stroke in the Texas summer. We worked a long time to bring her back from it. Suffice it to say, Louise is supposed to be here. Very smart, she is cute as can be when she rolls over trying to convince you to let her in. A perfect smallish size, she is good with other dogs & loves life. Spayed, microchipped, up-to-date on her shots, on heartworm prevention, she has a small adoption fee. She is an incredible ... (Read More)little girl; 1 to 2 yrs. old. (Less) Saltydogsrescue 7505 Floyd ct Parker County Weatherford, TX 76086 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 18-03-10-00314Milo (male)
I am Milo. I am a 1.5 old boy. I love to cuddle with you and sit on your lap. I am a happy-go-lucky boy. I get along great with everybody: dogs of all sizes, kids, cats and humans. I promise to be a loving and loyal companion. Molino de Suenos Frio County Bigfoot, TX MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 18-01-04-00252Lady (female)
Large- 27 pounds. She likes to play with toys. Great with adults and prefer her with a home as a pet. Loves to go on walks. Call and leave a message or email. Harris County La Porte, TX MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-10-27-00238Diego (male)
Diego was found as a stray and picked up by good Samaritans . He had what appeared to be a large wound on his side. He is now completely healed and ready for adoption. Diego prefers a home with a fenced yard and no other pets or kids. He would make a good 'indoor/outdoor' dog as he does enjoy the company of his people but also enjoys yard time. He would make a great pet for a retired person or someone who is home all the time. If you are looking for an easy going companion who just wants a quiet place to chill, Diego is your boy. Helotes Humane Society 10675 Shaenfield Rd. Bexar County San Antonio, TX 78254 MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 16-06-26-00106Cali (female)
LOW RIDER ALERT POSSIBLE CORGI/CUR MIX Cali is a chill and relaxed 2 year old pup. She's 25 pounds. Cali is completely housebroken and accustomed to access to the outdoors via a doggie door. She loves to be outside and will spend much of her time outside watching squirrels. She loves to sleep in the bed at night but daytimes she is an independent girl and able to amuse herself. LOOKING FOR A HOME WITH A FENCED YARD, ACCESS TO OUTDOORS AND MATURE, EXPERIENCED DOG OWNERS Tarrant County Hurst, TX 76053 MAP IT!
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| PIease Read Before Adopting a Corgi in Texas | |||||||||
Corgi Dogs can make good pets in Texas if they match your IifestyIe. The Welsh Corgi comprises two distinct breeds, the Cardigan Welsh Corgi, which is the larger of the two, and the Pembroke Welsh Corgi, which is more common. Welsh Corgis are some of the healthiest herding dogs out there. Pembroke Welsh Corgis are smart, devoted, and obedient dogs. Pembroke Welsh Corgis are great with good children. Corgis are good guard dogs and can become overprotective unless they are thoroughly socialized as puppies. Corgis are active and energetic and need to be taken on long walks. Corgis can adapt well to apartment life with enough daily exercise.
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