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WALTER came to us through a Rescue in Arkansas when they found him dumped at 6 weeks old by his unscrupulous GREEDER who believed him to be blind (-aka-worthless). He was pulled by the Rescue, examined by a veterinarian who also confirmed his "blindness". Once we were able to accept him at PDR, he was vaccinated, neutered after a coordinated transportation effort with volunteers, he was drive to our ranchette in southern New Mexico on July 10, 2021!!
NOTE: Aside from his various veterinarian examinations, our personal experience with blind and limited vision dogs and personal observation -- the second we saw him and held him we knew HE WASN'T (AND ISN'T) BLIND! Yes, his eyes are a little dull, but after 3 years, there are no signs of cataracts or gleucoma!!
House trained, doggy door trained, pee pad trained, knows his commands (sit/stay), is leash trained, rides well in the vehicle, socialized with large and small dogs. *** WALTER DOES NOT LIKE CATS ***. Children do not live or visit here, however, calm, older, well behaved, respectful children should be ok. *WALTER IS TERRIFIED OF LIGHTNING AND THUNDER AND FIREWORKS. We usually give him a Benadryl in peanut butter (pb is his favorite treat and also loves cheese) about an hour before, leave all lights and tv's on and he will say in his bed of want to stay by my side or around other doggies. He should not be left alone. He is current on vaccinations and is microchipped.
WALTER KNOWS HIS NAME and has had it for 3 years. He is medium energy but still loves to run and play and rough and tumble in our very large dog yard with the other large dogs. We are in the southern NM outskirts, so everything is dirt and dirty! He loves other dogs, however, he has moments of feeling overwhelmed with our ever changing rescue and sanctuary dogs and their various energy levels (and sheer numbers at times) , he would do better with a couple of fur buddies and definitely time with his human. He is very attached to men, particularly, but loves that one on one time connection.
He lives in the country, but in a safe, fenced, controlled environment as an inside dog and part of the family. Like all of our adoptions and because we know our doggies so well, we match our dog's personality and energy level to the adopter's lifestyle and living situation. Walter, particularly, thrives on the companionship of "his" human and deserves to be in a furever home with a large fenced yard, be taken for daily walks (at a fast pace) or jogs, play, and enjoy snuggling in a bed covered in blankets! He would be well suited and a lot more "chill" and comfortable in a home with a lot less dogs or commotion at times, like our sanctuary. He LOVES one-on-one interaction and connecting with his "human".
Walter does not receive human food, nor does he have any rawhides and meat products, as they are not allowed in our rescue and sanctuary for the safety and health of the dogs. (We encourage you to read the ingredients of a raw hide product.)
We encourage sleepovers with pre-approved adopters. Please contact us with questions, if you would like to schedule a meet n greet with Walter, or if you would like us to email our adoption application to you!
Puppy Dog Ranch Rescue & Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) small Mom & Pop nonprofit charity since 2009 rescuing, finding homes for and providing lifetime sanctuary care for blind, deaf, special needs and senior dogs and puppies.
WALTER came to us through a Rescue in Arkansas when they found him dumped at 6 weeks old by his unscrupulous GREEDER who believed him to be blind (-aka-worthless). He was pulled by the Rescue, examined by a veterinarian who also confirmed his "blindness". Once we were able to accept him at PDR, he was vaccinated, neutered after a coordinated transportation effort with volunteers, he was drive to our ranchette in southern New Mexico on July 10, 2021!!
NOTE: Aside from his various veterinarian examinations, our personal experience with blind and limited vision dogs and personal observation -- the second we saw him and held him we knew HE WASN'T (AND ISN'T) BLIND! Yes, his eyes are a little dull, but after 3 years, there are no signs of cataracts or gleucoma!!
House trained, doggy door trained, pee pad trained, knows his commands (sit/stay), is leash trained, rides well in the vehicle, socialized with large and small dogs. *** WALTER DOES NOT LIKE CATS ***. Children do not live or visit here, however, calm, older, well behaved, respectful children should be ok. *WALTER IS TERRIFIED OF LIGHTNING AND THUNDER AND FIREWORKS. We usually give him a Benadryl in peanut butter (pb is his favorite treat and also loves cheese) about an hour before, leave all lights and tv's on and he will say in his bed of want to stay by my side or around other doggies. He should not be left alone. He is current on vaccinations and is microchipped.
WALTER KNOWS HIS NAME and has had it for 3 years. He is medium energy but still loves to run and play and rough and tumble in our very large dog yard with the other large dogs. We are in the southern NM outskirts, so everything is dirt and dirty! He loves other dogs, however, he has moments of feeling overwhelmed with our ever changing rescue and sanctuary dogs and their various energy levels (and sheer numbers at times) , he would do better with a couple of fur buddies and definitely time with his human. He is very attached to men, particularly, but loves that one on one time connection.
He lives in the country, but in a safe, fenced, controlled environment as an inside dog and part of the family. Like all of our adoptions and because we know our doggies so well, we match our dog's personality and energy level to the adopter's lifestyle and living situation. Walter, particularly, thrives on the companionship of "his" human and deserves to be in a furever home with a large fenced yard, be taken for daily walks (at a fast pace) or jogs, play, and enjoy snuggling in a bed covered in blankets! He would be well suited and a lot more "chill" and comfortable in a home with a lot less dogs or commotion at times, like our sanctuary. He LOVES one-on-one interaction and connecting with his "human".
Walter does not receive human food, nor does he have any rawhides and meat products, as they are not allowed in our rescue and sanctuary for the safety and health of the dogs. (We encourage you to read the ingredients of a raw hide product.)
We encourage sleepovers with pre-approved adopters. Please contact us with questions, if you would like to schedule a meet n greet with Walter, or if you would like us to email our adoption application to you!
Puppy Dog Ranch Rescue & Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) small Mom & Pop nonprofit charity since 2009 rescuing, finding homes for and providing lifetime sanctuary care for blind, deaf, special needs and senior dogs and puppies.
Please call Laurie West at (575) 313-7232 with questions, for more information or for an Adoption Application to be emailed to you. We match our dogs' personalities and energy levels to potential adopters' lifestyles and continue to have a 99% adoption success rate. Once the Adoption Application is approved, we've had a telephone interview and home and yard photos are received, we encourage a meet and greet at our Rescue Ranch (location depends on where the rescued dog is currently living) and if that is successful, a 3 day sleepover prior to adoption. We do not transport our dogs but will adopt them out of state if the adopter makes the time and care to travel to our Ranches.
Please call Laurie West at (575) 313-7232 with questions, for more information or for an Adoption Application to be emailed to you. We match our dogs' personalities and energy levels to potential adopters' lifestyles and continue to have a 99% adoption success rate. Once the Adoption Application is approved, we've had a telephone interview and home and yard photos are received, we encourage a meet and greet at our Rescue Ranch (location depends on where the rescued dog is currently living) and if that is successful, a 3 day sleepover prior to adoption. We do not transport our dogs but will adopt them out of state if the adopter makes the time and care to travel to our Ranches.
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Our Rescues and Sanctuaries are open with limited hours by appointment. We'd love to meet you but especially during the pandemic restrictions, these are also our homes and we want everyone to be safe. Please call Laurie at (575) 313-7232 for information, with any questions you may have or for an Adoption Application.
IMPORTANT: OUR LARGE DOGS ARE CURRENTLY AT OUR HOME SANCTUARY RANCH IN ARENAS VALLEY, NM. OUR SMALL AND MEDIUM DOGGIES AND PUPPIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS DOGS ARE AT OUR HOME RESCUE & SANCTUARY RANCH IN LAS CRUCES, NM.
VOLUNTEERS TO PLAY WITH AND WORK WITH DOGS ON LEASH AND HELP WITH YARD CARE - AKA POOP PATROL ARE ALWAYS NEEDED AND APPRECIATED AT OUR LAS CRUCES RESCUE/SANCTUARY HOME RANCH. Please call Laurie (575) 313-7232. All volunteer time is outdoors for everyone's safety.
Our dogs and puppies available for adoption can be seen on www.adoptapet.com and also at www.facebook.com/puppydogranch.
Our Rescues and Sanctuaries are open with limited hours by appointment. We'd love to meet you but especially during the pandemic restrictions, these are also our homes and we want everyone to be safe. Please call Laurie at (575) 313-7232 for information, with any questions you may have or for an Adoption Application.
IMPORTANT: OUR LARGE DOGS ARE CURRENTLY AT OUR HOME SANCTUARY RANCH IN ARENAS VALLEY, NM. OUR SMALL AND MEDIUM DOGGIES AND PUPPIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS DOGS ARE AT OUR HOME RESCUE & SANCTUARY RANCH IN LAS CRUCES, NM.
VOLUNTEERS TO PLAY WITH AND WORK WITH DOGS ON LEASH AND HELP WITH YARD CARE - AKA POOP PATROL ARE ALWAYS NEEDED AND APPRECIATED AT OUR LAS CRUCES RESCUE/SANCTUARY HOME RANCH. Please call Laurie (575) 313-7232. All volunteer time is outdoors for everyone's safety.
Our dogs and puppies available for adoption can be seen on www.adoptapet.com and also at www.facebook.com/puppydogranch.
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Puppy Dog Ranch speaks for those who have no voice and act for those who have no choice. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity. We rescue, rehabilitate and re-home the abandoned, abused, neglected, injured, senior and special needs dogs and dogs living in kill shelters and throughout New Mexico. We are a no-kill, no cage rescue, run from our two home ranch rescue & sanctuaries -- 7+ acres Sanctuary in Arenas Valley, NM and our second location in Las Cruces, NM on 3+ acres. In addition to our adoptable dogs, we care for 25+ dogs who will we look for loving homes for or who will live forever in our sanctuaries. We care for an average of 30-40 dogs daily. Please visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/puppydogranch
Puppy Dog Ranch speaks for those who have no voice and act for those who have no choice. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity. We rescue, rehabilitate and re-home the abandoned, abused, neglected, injured, senior and special needs dogs and dogs living in kill shelters and throughout New Mexico. We are a no-kill, no cage rescue, run from our two home ranch rescue & sanctuaries -- 7+ acres Sanctuary in Arenas Valley, NM and our second location in Las Cruces, NM on 3+ acres. In addition to our adoptable dogs, we care for 25+ dogs who will we look for loving homes for or who will live forever in our sanctuaries. We care for an average of 30-40 dogs daily. Please visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/puppydogranch
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We'll also keep you updated on Hal's adoption status with email updates.
