Little Bohdi Bear was found in a field, covered with ticks and suffering from an animal bite. How does a 6 week old puppy end up in such dire straits? We have no idea, but once we heard of his plight, we rushed to save him.
We are happy to say that he is fully recovered and his sweet, playful personality is out in full force. He is now in a GSROC foster home where he quickly made friends with the large dog there. He loves to play with him all day. He has even met the resident bunny and is trying to become his friend as well.
Bohdi is crate trained and likes people.
It’s been a week already and he’s doing great. He’s settled in and melted hearts. Not hard to do when you’re this cute. We’re working on our potty training. It’s going well. He goes into his crate nicely and sleeps all night or until he hears someone is up and then he wants out too. Don’t blame him.
He’s doing great with his older dog brother. They play all day long. He’s still trying to figure out what to do with the bunny. It’s all good as long as the bunny doesn’t run, but then it’s off to the races. So we are working on that. He doesn’t try to hurt the bunny. Just wants to play.
His eye seems to be doing fine. His appetite is good and no issues with eating really except we are working on slowing down with eating. We are using a special bowl for that. We are scheduled for a vet visit next week. I’ll update on how that goes. Here’s a cute picture and I’ll send some more.
Bohdi Bear
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Adoption Application If you are interested in adopting one of our dogs, you may submit an application online or via fax. If you choose to send a fax, please download the Adoption Application here in PDF format; fill it out and sign it. You can fax it to us at 714-773-9430.
Home Visit Prior to any dog going home, we do require a home visit to ensure that your environment is safe and secure. Once your home has been approved, the adoption can move forward.
Adoption Donation In light of the rising vet care costs associated with Giardia tests and boarding at vets, we are raising our adoption donation for adult GSDs to $395.00 starting on July 1, 2021
The adoption donations for other dogs will remain the same — $475.00 for purebred puppies, $375 for mixed puppies. (On a case by case basis, e.g. senior for senior, we will place a senior for $275.00 with a senior.)
This donation is tax-deductible as allowed by law and helps to offset the costs that we have incurred for the dog’s care and housing during his or her stay with our group. The minimum adoption donation does not entirely cover the investments that we have made in the dogs, so if you are in a position to give more, we would be honored to receive your additional donation. All adoption donations go directly toward the needs of our dogs.
All dogs adopted through GSROC are spayed or neutered, current on their vaccines and de-wormed. Because the minimum Adoption Donation rarely covers the costs associated with each dog, we ask that adopters who are in a position to give additional funds do so at their discretion.