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Herbert was found tied up near the dog park at Herbert Von King park in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn. A good samitiran noticed him and was alerting dog owners in the area. Thankfully, another person was at the park stopped by and helped out. He took Herbert in. Herbert had a noticable physical ailment. The vet said his left jaw was swollen due to trauma that may have been caused by biting something hot or a live wire. This caused his tongue, gums, cheek, and salivary glands to all fused together. He had the operation to successfully release some parts of his tongue and allow him some mobility on his jaw.
His foster, provide to helped pay for his medical procedures out of his own pocket and with the help of Team Herbert- a community of dog lovers that raised funds to help pay for the cost of his surgery.
About Herbert, he is estimated to be 3-4yrs old, 64lbs, neutered pitbull mix. He give you the funniest stares along with the the funniest spreads on the floor. This boy loves long walks, human interaction, and playing with other dogs. He loves belly rubs all day. He’s good with boundaries and knows basic commands such as sit, stay, paw, and off. He loves to be around his human all the tiime but isn’t needy.
Overall, a very good boy who will shadow you around, surprise you out of nowhere, and make your day, everyday!
Herbert was found tied up near the dog park at Herbert Von King park in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood of Brooklyn. A good samitiran noticed him and was alerting dog owners in the area. Thankfully, another person was at the park stopped by and helped out. He took Herbert in. Herbert had a noticable physical ailment. The vet said his left jaw was swollen due to trauma that may have been caused by biting something hot or a live wire. This caused his tongue, gums, cheek, and salivary glands to all fused together. He had the operation to successfully release some parts of his tongue and allow him some mobility on his jaw.
His foster, provide to helped pay for his medical procedures out of his own pocket and with the help of Team Herbert- a community of dog lovers that raised funds to help pay for the cost of his surgery.
About Herbert, he is estimated to be 3-4yrs old, 64lbs, neutered pitbull mix. He give you the funniest stares along with the the funniest spreads on the floor. This boy loves long walks, human interaction, and playing with other dogs. He loves belly rubs all day. He’s good with boundaries and knows basic commands such as sit, stay, paw, and off. He loves to be around his human all the tiime but isn’t needy.
Overall, a very good boy who will shadow you around, surprise you out of nowhere, and make your day, everyday!
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Meet the Pet
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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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