Bella -- ADOPTION PENDING
Bella is a beautiful 18-month-old girl who came to CGRR from owners whose work schedules changed. Bella was being left alone too much, and they wanted more for her.
We were told that her favorite thing to do is to play with other dogs! She loves dogs, and she plays hard. She has gone out with a 98lb dog, and is sometimes too much for him!
Bella has a good demeanor, is very sweet, but she really needs some basic training. She didn't have many rules in her previous home, and she is a very active girl.
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Ricky
Ricky is a very sweet 5 year old English Cream Golden. He was returned to CGRR due to him having separation anxiety. Ricky was adopted as a pup , and the folks who adopted him were active, going on lots of walks/hikes, going camping, and kept him busy. They had a couple of kids and their routine changed, as it does with young ones. We are not sure what exactly changed, but we feel that Ricky may not have been getting exercised enough, and kind of took a back seat. He did live with 2 other dogs, but that did not help his anxieties. He would get destructive when left alone. He needs to gain some self confidence.
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Big Blue -- ADOPTION PENDING
We thought we had a home for Blue, but things did not work out. Blue needs a home with a dog savvy owner, and he needs clear rules and boundaries. This boy has a quiet but powerful personality. You can cuddle with him and he will melt your heart, but then when you're done, he gets overly playful and has some bad habits that he learned from his, original home, that can overwhelm a novice dog owner.
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Nash -- ADOPTION PENDING
Nash is a beautiful 2-year-old boy who has had two homes already. We don’t know anything about his first home. The woman who brought him to us only had him for 6 months. She did not socialize him at all with other dogs, as she was nervous about what his reaction would be. She told us that Nash was a little too much dog for her.
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Shilo
It has been a bit of a stressful month at CGRR. Our special needs boy Shiloh had a seizure last month and another seizure the first week of August. This seizure lasted just over three minutes and was quite violent. We took Shiloh to the ER and while the doctor was examining him, he had another seizure, so they kept him overnight. They started him on a pretty hefty dose of Keppra and phenobarbital. After meeting with the neurologist, the next week, it was decided to do another MRI on to see if there were any significant changes in his brain. They also did a CSF tap.
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