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MOOSE (  )

  

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Dog's Name:

MOOSE

Breed:

Boxer

Foster State:

 

Gender:

Male

Physical Desc:

Brindle with white markings. Natural ears, and tail

Age:

9 Weeks

Brief Description:

An adorable feisty puppy.

Special Needs:

None
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12/10/09: ADOPTED!

 

11/20/09: On Hold - Moose Update

 

Moose had to get yet another two treatments for round worm and is feeling much better. In addition we are making arrangements to get him neutered. He is growing like crazy and has really benefited from having 3 foster siblings to learn from and feel secure with. Moose is a very smart little boy which gets him into much mischief and keeps me very busy.

 

11/04/09: On Hold

 

10/28/09: Meet Moose!

A Better Life Ahead For Little Moose

One of our volunteers came across a young boxer puppy that a family was looking to get rid of, and arrangements were made to pick up "Moose".  We soon learned that these people bred their dogs and they were keeping all of the pups, except this one.  They did not want him.  The people were classic backyard breeders.  Moose had luck on his side and landed in our rescue program.

Below is a detailed account from our volunteer who was Moose’s savior:

“Moose was the smallest boxer I have ever seen.  He was just SIX WEEKS old when I picked him up.  I was sure he had some medical issues; something just was not right.  Why was he the one they wanted to get rid of?  He seemed like he either could not hear really well or perhaps could not see.  I could not quite figure it out but something just seemed odd.  He was not spunky and seemed very restless - waking up every hour in the middle of the night; crying and not sleeping well.  I assumed he was missing his mother, too, as he was extremely young to be without her.

When I took Moose out to go to the bathroom he had diarrhea.  Looking closely I could see many tape worm segments.  We thought it was imperative to get him examined by a vet ASAP.  The doctor did an exam and was astonished.  Moose had the largest amount of round worms he had ever seen in a puppy.  This was in addition to a severe case of tape worm.  He was prescribed deworming medication and also received his distemper vaccine earlier then usual because we learned his mother was not vaccinated and he was high risk for getting sick.  They gave him some meds and sent us on our way.

Within 24 hours of getting medical attention and nutritious food, I saw a brightness appear in Moose’s eyes.  He has really turned around to be a saucy little ham.  He is very smart and loves his foster brothers and sister.  He is picking up a lot of good habits from them too.  He is still VERY much a baby and whines to get on the bed and curls into my neck all night long.  When he awakes, I do too, because he his nibbling on my nose with his little puppy teeth.”

10/21/09: New Pictures, information coming soon ....

10/09/09: New dog "Moose"

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Jane Scott - janescott@boxerrescue.com

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