There's a lot to learn when you have a new pet. Our sister brand, The Wildest, is here to support you—with new pet checklists, virtual training, and expert guides. Sign up for free.
Ghost is progressing very well in foster care! He is learning the rules of the household, alerts us to needing to go outside, and is playing well with the other dogs at his foster home. He is running, wrestling, and learning how to leash-walk.
Ghost came into foster care with a broken pelvis and is looking and acting very normal now! He has gained some muscle tone in his back legs from running with the other dogs and from getting regular daily exercise. Ghost had another x-ray done to see how his pelvis has healed, and while it has healed as much as is possible, his pelvis will never fully go back together (the vets expect his injuries were pretty severe). The only limitation we see right now is that he can sometimes have trouble turning corners! He should be able to do all the normal dog things - just won't be able to do heavier exercising such as jogging or big long hikes.
Ghost is essentially still a puppy and a major ball player! Many experiences are new to him and all experiences are exciting! But since he IS a German Shepherd, he is quite smart and is learning quickly to adapt to new situations! He will need structure, exercise, training, and love to be the best he can be!
Ghost is measuring 24" and his growth plates are closed as shown by x-ray. Have we mentioned how gorgeous he is? And his eyes are so expressive and beautiful! Ghost's Adoption Fee is $350 which covers his veterinary expenses.
Call us if for more information about Ghost (505) 877-7352.
Ghost is progressing very well in foster care! He is learning the rules of the household, alerts us to needing to go outside, and is playing well with the other dogs at his foster home. He is running, wrestling, and learning how to leash-walk.
Ghost came into foster care with a broken pelvis and is looking and acting very normal now! He has gained some muscle tone in his back legs from running with the other dogs and from getting regular daily exercise. Ghost had another x-ray done to see how his pelvis has healed, and while it has healed as much as is possible, his pelvis will never fully go back together (the vets expect his injuries were pretty severe). The only limitation we see right now is that he can sometimes have trouble turning corners! He should be able to do all the normal dog things - just won't be able to do heavier exercising such as jogging or big long hikes.
Ghost is essentially still a puppy and a major ball player! Many experiences are new to him and all experiences are exciting! But since he IS a German Shepherd, he is quite smart and is learning quickly to adapt to new situations! He will need structure, exercise, training, and love to be the best he can be!
Ghost is measuring 24" and his growth plates are closed as shown by x-ray. Have we mentioned how gorgeous he is? And his eyes are so expressive and beautiful! Ghost's Adoption Fee is $350 which covers his veterinary expenses.
Call us if for more information about Ghost (505) 877-7352.
A phone call starts the process. We're looking for a dog/home match so we'll ask questions about what you're looking for in a dog and what your home setup is like for a dog to live there. If it seems like a match, we'll have you come over and meet the dog. If it continues to appear to be a match, we will ask the adopter to sign a contract. If the dog does not work out for the new owner, we ask to have first right of refusal in taking the dog back. Adoption fees vary depending on the dog's expenses but typically run between $200-$350.
A phone call starts the process. We're looking for a dog/home match so we'll ask questions about what you're looking for in a dog and what your home setup is like for a dog to live there. If it seems like a match, we'll have you come over and meet the dog. If it continues to appear to be a match, we will ask the adopter to sign a contract. If the dog does not work out for the new owner, we ask to have first right of refusal in taking the dog back. Adoption fees vary depending on the dog's expenses but typically run between $200-$350.
More about this rescue
German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Central New Mexico is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) volunteer-based animal welfare organization dedicated to rescuing homeless German Shepherd Dogs. By working with a small network of volunteer advocates, foster caregivers, local veterinarians and shelters, German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Central New Mexico is able to rescue several German Shepherd Dogs every year.
German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Central New Mexico is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) volunteer-based animal welfare organization dedicated to rescuing homeless German Shepherd Dogs. By working with a small network of volunteer advocates, foster caregivers, local veterinarians and shelters, German Shepherd Dog Rescue of Central New Mexico is able to rescue several German Shepherd Dogs every year.
Other pets at this
rescue
There are currently no additional pets at this
rescue.
Please check back later!
