GALLERY OF DOGS
CHAUNCY
CHAUNCY is the perfect peach of a Wire Fox boy. He is charming, affectionate and adorable and will be your heart dog once you meet him. He is one of the Georgia Wires relinquished from his breeder along with a sister and two brothers. The brothers are at WFTRM Chicago and ready for their new life. He was born October 17, 2016, with nice lineage and will be ten years old next month. Chauncy weighs 19 pounds with a wiry tri-color coat that is recovering from being matted, flea allergy and being dirty. He was shaved down after rescue due to the matting, treated for flea infestation, bathed and given the first worming of Drontal Plus for tapeworms. Chauncy is so well behaved, quiet and reserved. He wants to please and be accepted and loved. He is friendly and his tail wags as he is happy now to be living a pet life. He likes to tap you with his front paw and then lean in for behind the ear scratches. Chauncy will explore the yard and army crawl on his tummy clear across the grass. He is the epitome of a wonderful Wire Fox Terrier – fetching looks, gentle, sweet natured, loving, well behaved, obedient and smart. His AKC registered name is Warwyre’s Einstein. Everything happens for a reason and it’s usually physics – his arrival at rescue promises a new beginning and brilliant life. Chauncy was a little down after his surgeries so I bought him a new shaggy donut bed and fur blanket which made him so happy. He is in heaven curled up in it and never wants to leave. Chauncy is going to be a stunner on the neighborhood walks, a favorite friend and companion for that fortunate Forever Home.
CHAUNCY MEDICAL: Rabies Vaccination, DHLPP Vaccination, Bordatella Vaccination, 4DX Heartworm Test Negative, On Revolution, Fecal Sent Out – Negative but wormed for Tapeworms. Canine Influenza Vaccination, Cytopoint Injection for Skin, Home Again Microchip, Neuter Surgery with Absorbable Sutures, Full Blood Work Panel, Urinalysis, Full Dental Cleaning with Radiographs, 3 Extractions. He did need both upper canines removed as they were fractured. The root of the canines are as long as the tooth. Nail Trim while under – super long. Sent Home with Clindamycin and Rimadyl and will get second Drontal Plus worming September 23rd.
Rounding out the trio of Wire Fox Terrier brothers from Georgia relinquished from their breeder – Say Hello to STANLEY. Like the brothers he was born October 17, 2016. He was 13.8 pounds on arrival, emaciated and you can feel his bones, probably the runt of the litter. I just love this little guy – I seem to gravitate to the underdogs. He is so tiny but very spunky - he jumps around like baby goat, jumping in the air for attention. He loves people, being with you and lonely for companionship and gives kisses and licks with gratitude. He reminds me of Feefers but with no attitude and is simply the sweetest. Full of so much energy and waited for so long to live life to the fullest and pain free. Stanley loves to rub himself all over a brand new fur blanket and loves the feel as he snuggles in. Stanley had his surgeries last Thursday, neuter and full dental and needed his upper canine root removed as it was broken off. He also had a tinge of blood in his belly band and had radiographs done to check for bladder stones and thankfully there were none. Stanley also had a large mass on his lower back removed going farther out to get clean margins. This was sent off for biopsy. Stanley has a Grade 4 out of 6 heart murmur which needs investigating and we go Wednesday to see Dr. Luethy at MedVet Chicago. This little boy puts a smile on my face in the reality of their sad situation and how they had to live. So while the other boys faired very well with their recovery and vet work and such wonderful Wires, looks like Stan the Man will be here in Chicago for a bit until he finishes his medical treatment. His AKC registered name is Warwyre’s Click Click Boom and that is what you get when he enters the room. It’s all about Stanley. Who would not fall in love with that little face!
STANLEY MEDICAL: Rabies Vaccination, DHLPP Vaccination, Bordatella Vaccination, 4DX Heartworm Test Negative, On Revolution, Fecal Sent Out – Negative but wormed for Tapeworms. Canine Influenza Vaccination, Cytopoint Injection for Skin, Nail Trim, Home Again Microchip, Neuter Surgery with Absorbable Sutures, Full Blood Work Panel, Urinalysis, Full Dental Cleaning with Radiographs, 1 Extraction – upper canine broken off. X-rays to look for Bladder Stones – none. Large mass on lower torso removed and sent out for biopsy. Sent Home with liquid Amoxicillan and Meloxicam and will get second Drontal Plus worming September 23rd.
STANLEY