The status of SNOW was
last posted on 11/13/24 by


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627 Cottage Street Springfield, MA
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(413) 781-1484

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SNOW
Status: Last posted as 'available' on 11/13/24

Male Dog, Pit Bull Terrier

Pit Bull Terrier (Medium Coat)

Description:

Snow caused quite a ruckus when he arrived at TJO, yet even as he was being carried back to the clinic he was wagging his tail and snuggling into staff. Snow has spent his time gaining weight, making friends, taking walks and enjoying his time in the sunshine; he is looking for a cozy spot to make into his safe place.OTHER PETS: Snow is socialble and gently greets every dog he meets regardless of size. His best fit would be with other laid back dogs or a dog who will respect Snow's desire for space when he wants it. As with all our dogs, Snow should meet any dogs he would be living with prior to adoption. **MUST SEPARATE TO FEED** (crate feeding is a safe and easy option) Likely (Must Meet First) OWNER EXPERIENCE: A human who has experience with emaciated dogs would be Snow's best fit, he is currently on a refeeding plan to help get him to his ideal weight and while snacks may seem like they could not hurt giving him too much food could have negative results. Some Experience KIDS: Snow was severely emaciated when he arrived at TJO and has shown that he is a food guarder; while his actions are certainly understandable due to his circumstances, he would not be a good fit for a home with younger humans who may not be able to ensure that they help Snow feel safe around his food. 13+ (Must Meet First) ACTIVITY LEVEL: Snow enjoys talking long leisurely walks at his own steady pace, and relaxing. As he reaches his ideal weight and gets healthier he may enjoy talking long leisurely walks at a quicker pace before relaxing, and mental enrichment to keep his mind active. Couch Potato VETERINARY CARE: Snow needed intensive veterinary intervention upon his arrival at TJO; he is currently on the road to recovery but will need a good relationship with a vet moving forward to ensure he continues to make progress. Above Average LEVEL OF TRAINING NEEDED: Positive reinforcement training will help Snow bond with his new owner as well as help him learn important skills and cues. Snow already walks well on a leash! Minimal GROOMING: Minimal

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