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Weeble girl is apart of our 90's 9 litter, however she is special in her own way (along with Wobble)! Weeble has a condition known as Cerebellar Hypoplasia. Cerebellar Hypoplasia is a neurological disease that is usually seen in puppies from birth. This occurs when the cerebellum, a part of the brain, doesn't form properly while the puppy is growing from the womb. Here is a article talking more about Cerebellar Hypoplasia as well as answers some additional questions. https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/cerebellar-hypoplasia-in-dogs/?fbclid=IwY2xjawGTIpRleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHXK0TxonL8Kv-M6r8jQOHJDfogSXUxU-f4LiFBelW79SfYjc8CymTCMlNQ_aem_MowV19iioZ7E6T2EMf97yg Weeble is looking for a foster to adopt home while we continue to take care of some more routine medical, but we would love for her to have the time to start bonding and learning in her forever home. As well as provide support and answer any questions for her forever family. Things we have noticed about Weeble so far: She is doing so well with pee pad training! We have not started outside training due to not being fully vaccinated just yet but she is so smart and eager to please. She is able to eat and drink on her own, and even enjoys play time. It just looks differently for her! She is a sweet and sensitive baby who loves to be your side. If you are viewing from adopt-a-pet to be considered a potential home for this dog please head to our website www.chicagorescueauthority.org and click on our adopt tab to apply directly!
Weeble girl is apart of our 90's 9 litter, however she is special in her own way (along with Wobble)! Weeble has a condition known as Cerebellar Hypoplasia. Cerebellar Hypoplasia is a neurological disease that is usually seen in puppies from birth. This occurs when the cerebellum, a part of the brain, doesn't form properly while the puppy is growing from the womb. Here is a article talking more about Cerebellar Hypoplasia as well as answers some additional questions. https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/cerebellar-hypoplasia-in-dogs/?fbclid=IwY2xjawGTIpRleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHXK0TxonL8Kv-M6r8jQOHJDfogSXUxU-f4LiFBelW79SfYjc8CymTCMlNQ_aem_MowV19iioZ7E6T2EMf97yg Weeble is looking for a foster to adopt home while we continue to take care of some more routine medical, but we would love for her to have the time to start bonding and learning in her forever home. As well as provide support and answer any questions for her forever family. Things we have noticed about Weeble so far: She is doing so well with pee pad training! We have not started outside training due to not being fully vaccinated just yet but she is so smart and eager to please. She is able to eat and drink on her own, and even enjoys play time. It just looks differently for her! She is a sweet and sensitive baby who loves to be your side. If you are viewing from adopt-a-pet to be considered a potential home for this dog please head to our website www.chicagorescueauthority.org and click on our adopt tab to apply directly!
A matching call is required to learn and share more information to ensure that we are setting up both dog and adopter up success if matched.
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Meet the Pet
Meet and greet is set up. If all is successful, you will take home your new family member same day after contract and payment is completed.
Additional adoption info
Every dog is different: personality, temperament, energy, comfort with kids and other animals, medical needs and more. We take all these factors into consideration when making a forever-home match. We are careful about the placements we make. We do our best to match the right dog with the right adoptive home because we want this to be the pet’s permanent home. These steps ensure that we have all the information needed to make the best placement for you or your family.
Every dog is different: personality, temperament, energy, comfort with kids and other animals, medical needs and more. We take all these factors into consideration when making a forever-home match. We are careful about the placements we make. We do our best to match the right dog with the right adoptive home because we want this to be the pet’s permanent home. These steps ensure that we have all the information needed to make the best placement for you or your family.
Chicago Rescue Authority is a 100% volunteer, non-profit organization. We will make every effort to schedule your matching call in the most timely manner. Please be patient with us…the dogs need our time too.
We will not discuss adoption details regarding any particular dog if you have not yet applied to adopt.
Chicago Rescue Authority is a 100% volunteer, non-profit organization. We will make every effort to schedule your matching call in the most timely manner. Please be patient with us…the dogs need our time too.
We will not discuss adoption details regarding any particular dog if you have not yet applied to adopt.
More about this rescue
At Chicago Rescue Authority, our mission is to create a compassionate world where every animal is treated with love, respect, and dignity. We are dedicated to educating the public about the adverse realities of the mass-production industry for puppies, raising awareness about responsible pet adoption and ownership, and actively working towards reducing the overpopulation of dogs in shelters.
Our promise to Chicago is to build our rescue on the tenets of teamwork, education and compassion. We will listen to the concerns and ideas of those around us and be ready to grow alongside this rescue and this mission.
Volunteers, fosters, donors and adopters will be the backbone of this organization, just like every other animal welfare non-profit. We will be hosting a variety of fundraisers and mixers throughout the year aimed at building our support network. We can’t wait to meet all the animals whose lives we are going to change!
At Chicago Rescue Authority, our mission is to create a compassionate world where every animal is treated with love, respect, and dignity. We are dedicated to educating the public about the adverse realities of the mass-production industry for puppies, raising awareness about responsible pet adoption and ownership, and actively working towards reducing the overpopulation of dogs in shelters.
Our promise to Chicago is to build our rescue on the tenets of teamwork, education and compassion. We will listen to the concerns and ideas of those around us and be ready to grow alongside this rescue and this mission.
Volunteers, fosters, donors and adopters will be the backbone of this organization, just like every other animal welfare non-profit. We will be hosting a variety of fundraisers and mixers throughout the year aimed at building our support network. We can’t wait to meet all the animals whose lives we are going to change!
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