Posted 1 month ago | Updated 3 days ago
This helps Carolina Coonhound Rescue with pet care costs.
He has been thriving in his foster home after spending 135 days in a shelter. This 2-year-old handsome hunk with the puppy dog eyes is an absolute gem! He didn’t waste any time making himself comfortable from the first day he arrived.
Thatcher loves to go for walks, rides well in the car, enjoys his time lounging in the yard and playing with his foster siblings. He is house and crate trained and even gets along with cats.
We learned he has elevated kidney levels and after doing an ultrasound Thatcher has been diagnosed with renal dysplasia, where his kidneys never formed properly. The good news – with a prescription diet food along with blood pressure meds, he’s doing great!
In the four months he has been with us – he is an outwardly happy, loving boy. If bloodwork had not been done, you wouldn’t know anything was going on internally. To help his new adopters adjust to Thatcher's food and medicine, we will be offering a year supply of medication and food included in his adoption fee.
We are now on the hunt to find him the perfect home. If interested in giving Thatcher his forever home, fill out an application.
Please understand that we are an all volunteer group and we have jobs outside of this organization. We do our best to provide quick responses but occasionally they are a little slower. If you do not receive a response in 48 hours, please resend to make sure it's received.
He has been thriving in his foster home after spending 135 days in a shelter. This 2-year-old handsome hunk with the puppy dog eyes is an absolute gem! He didn’t waste any time making himself comfortable from the first day he arrived.
Thatcher loves to go for walks, rides well in the car, enjoys his time lounging in the yard and playing with his foster siblings. He is house and crate trained and even gets along with cats.
We learned he has elevated kidney levels and after doing an ultrasound Thatcher has been diagnosed with renal dysplasia, where his kidneys never formed properly. The good news – with a prescription diet food along with blood pressure meds, he’s doing great!
In the four months he has been with us – he is an outwardly happy, loving boy. If bloodwork had not been done, you wouldn’t know anything was going on internally. To help his new adopters adjust to Thatcher's food and medicine, we will be offering a year supply of medication and food included in his adoption fee.
We are now on the hunt to find him the perfect home. If interested in giving Thatcher his forever home, fill out an application.
Please understand that we are an all volunteer group and we have jobs outside of this organization. We do our best to provide quick responses but occasionally they are a little slower. If you do not receive a response in 48 hours, please resend to make sure it's received.