Posted over 2 months ago | Updated 1 month ago
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Hadley is a seven-year-old, 80-pound lab/shepherd mix that came into a shelter as a stray a couple of months ago. Poor Hadley was the picture of neglect and in addition to heartworms, which the shelter treated, he also had ears that were so thick from chronic infection and itching that they wouldn’t lie flat anymore. The shelter got the ear infection under control, probably for the first time in his life, and did surgery to reduce the swelling on one ear flap, which now is permanently flipped back and makes him look even cuter. We took him to our vet and did some routine diagnostics and bloodwork, and, as it turns out, he’s in pretty good shape. While at the shelter, they tested him with other dogs and kids, and he was great. As much as the staff wanted him to find a home, they were sad to see him leave. We have him in a foster now, and he’s housetrained and crate trained, and life is good! If you would like to foster to adopt Hadley, please go to www.atlantalabrescue.com and apply.
FROM THE FOSTER: We’ve had Hadley for a week now, and he has settled in nicely. He’s a very sweet dog. He just wants love and security and he looks to his owners to provide that for him. He’s a big boy, but when you see him galumphing around in the backyard, tossing his squeaky toy in the air, he looks just like an overgrown puppy! My husband has been working on leash training with Hadley, including heel and sit. He’s a big boy, so it’s important that someone be willing to work with him. Luckily, he is learning fast because he is an intelligent dog and he desperately wants to do the right thing. Poor Hadley just needs to know that he Is safe and loved. He deserves a good life with a family that loves him. What a sweetie!
Hadley is a seven-year-old, 80-pound lab/shepherd mix that came into a shelter as a stray a couple of months ago. Poor Hadley was the picture of neglect and in addition to heartworms, which the shelter treated, he also had ears that were so thick from chronic infection and itching that they wouldn’t lie flat anymore. The shelter got the ear infection under control, probably for the first time in his life, and did surgery to reduce the swelling on one ear flap, which now is permanently flipped back and makes him look even cuter. We took him to our vet and did some routine diagnostics and bloodwork, and, as it turns out, he’s in pretty good shape. While at the shelter, they tested him with other dogs and kids, and he was great. As much as the staff wanted him to find a home, they were sad to see him leave. We have him in a foster now, and he’s housetrained and crate trained, and life is good! If you would like to foster to adopt Hadley, please go to www.atlantalabrescue.com and apply.
FROM THE FOSTER: We’ve had Hadley for a week now, and he has settled in nicely. He’s a very sweet dog. He just wants love and security and he looks to his owners to provide that for him. He’s a big boy, but when you see him galumphing around in the backyard, tossing his squeaky toy in the air, he looks just like an overgrown puppy! My husband has been working on leash training with Hadley, including heel and sit. He’s a big boy, so it’s important that someone be willing to work with him. Luckily, he is learning fast because he is an intelligent dog and he desperately wants to do the right thing. Poor Hadley just needs to know that he Is safe and loved. He deserves a good life with a family that loves him. What a sweetie!
Submit Application
Interview
Approve Application
Home Check
Meet the Pet
Sign Adoption Contract
Pay Fee