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Iggy is a 7 years old, 58 lbs, large breed mix dog. He’s an active dog for his age. He was originally adopted 2 years ago from the NYC Animal Shelter. In late July of 2024, he was surrendered back to the shelter for medical reasons. The veterinarian staff at the shelter notice he was not neutered and that caused him to have a perineal hernia. This made it painful for him to poop. Due to the limited capabilities the staff had at the shelter, he was put on the medical at-risk list to be euthanized.
We were able to find a foster and pulled him a day before he was to be euthanized. Under our care, he was able to recieve the surgery, he so desparetly needed and neutered. He has recovered successfully and living his best life with our foster.
About Iggy, he loves to play fetch, go on long walks, watches you work, and cuddle with you at home. His foster parent says he’s the best dog she’s ever fostered! He’s friendly outside with people, kids, and other dogs. He often likes to please and appreciates the attention you give him. He does go to his crate when asked. He loves car rides.He’s not territorial or have resource guarding issues. He does have separation anxiety but is improving with training each day.
He will make for a great companion for anyone that adopts him!
Iggy is a 7 years old, 58 lbs, large breed mix dog. He’s an active dog for his age. He was originally adopted 2 years ago from the NYC Animal Shelter. In late July of 2024, he was surrendered back to the shelter for medical reasons. The veterinarian staff at the shelter notice he was not neutered and that caused him to have a perineal hernia. This made it painful for him to poop. Due to the limited capabilities the staff had at the shelter, he was put on the medical at-risk list to be euthanized.
We were able to find a foster and pulled him a day before he was to be euthanized. Under our care, he was able to recieve the surgery, he so desparetly needed and neutered. He has recovered successfully and living his best life with our foster.
About Iggy, he loves to play fetch, go on long walks, watches you work, and cuddle with you at home. His foster parent says he’s the best dog she’s ever fostered! He’s friendly outside with people, kids, and other dogs. He often likes to please and appreciates the attention you give him. He does go to his crate when asked. He loves car rides.He’s not territorial or have resource guarding issues. He does have separation anxiety but is improving with training each day.
He will make for a great companion for anyone that adopts him!
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Meet the Pet
After interview approval, we will schedule a day for you to meet with our rescue animal.
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Approve Application
Once the meeting test is passed, send proof of pet insurance for the rescue animal and then application will be approved.
Additional adoption info
We do not charge adoption fees at all. But we do require proof of pet insurance payment made and will do a 6 month check to make sure it continues for your rescue pet. If the rescue requires ongoing training for behavior, we will require proof of purchase for that as well. Please note that we will also schedule visits throughout the year to do safety checks for the rescue animal and help give you tips for any issues that arises.
We do not charge adoption fees at all. But we do require proof of pet insurance payment made and will do a 6 month check to make sure it continues for your rescue pet. If the rescue requires ongoing training for behavior, we will require proof of purchase for that as well. Please note that we will also schedule visits throughout the year to do safety checks for the rescue animal and help give you tips for any issues that arises.
You can send us an email to meet with any of our adoptable pets or request updates for events at nycpawsomesquad@gmail.com
You can send us an email to meet with any of our adoptable pets or request updates for events at nycpawsomesquad@gmail.com
More about this rescue
Pawsome Squad is a 501 (c)(3) social impact charitable organization that helps provide care, education, adoption programs, fostering, special needs services, and public awareness for rescue animals that were left to fend for themselves. Our mission is to ensure the public is aware of the importance to adopt all animals rescued so they can be given a second chance at life.
Pawsome Squad is a 501 (c)(3) social impact charitable organization that helps provide care, education, adoption programs, fostering, special needs services, and public awareness for rescue animals that were left to fend for themselves. Our mission is to ensure the public is aware of the importance to adopt all animals rescued so they can be given a second chance at life.
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