My name is Ash!

Meet Ash!

Ash and Angie (also available for adoption) were abandoned on a property that reportedly was set on fire. Authorities went to the property and discovered the two dogs. Unfortunately, a third dog perished in the fire.

Ash and Angie were brought to San Bernardino City Shelter on October 25th, where they were scheduled to be euthanized on November 14th. Fortunately, we were able to rescue them both, and they became Frosted Faces on November 12th. Ash is about 10 years old and weighs 35 lbs.

Ash has paralysis of his hind end likely caused by decreased intervertebral space and noticeable bone changes at the area where the thoracic and lumbar spine meet, causing a forward curvature. The good news is that Ash took to his wheelchair immediately and is already a pro!

Ash did great on his first weekly FFF hike! He particularly enjoyed meeting his sister when they passed by, and it didn't take him long to figure out that a little effort going uphill means big fun going down! This sweet boy is one tough cookie, and he got up the last steep dirt uphill today with pure determination!

Ash and Angie are currently sharing a kennel while they are quarantined for 10 days because they have upper respiratory infections. Once they are medically cleared, we will move them into the FFF lobby where they will enjoy lots of attention and have their choice from an array of big comfy dog beds.

You know what would be even better? A foster or forever home! We would like to place them together because they check on each other and cuddle!

If you have room in your heart and home for this very sweet and resilient duo, please email adopt@frostedfacesfoundation.org