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Phoenix – ADOPTED

February 9, 2020 NHAR

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Gender: Female
Breed: Plott hound/St. Bernard mix
Age: Born Dec 2 2019
Kid friendly: Yes
Dog friendly: Yes
Cat friendly: Unknown

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Please welcome adorable puppy Heath to New Hope! When we received the news she had a 24 hour euthanasia deadline for being shy and our hearts, along with many others, were torn in two. It took a village and partnering with another rescue to get her out just in time! Sadly, she escaped one horrible fate to be met with another life threatening risk. The day after Heath was rescued from the shelter, the shelter announced they had a distemper outbreak and Heath was housed in the same buidling as the first sick dog. To pile onto that, she was not vaccinated with the distemper/parvo vaccine [DAPP] upon intake for being timid [Heath actually loves people and other pets!]. Right now we working to keep her healthy as possible, including admistering IV vitamin C, antibiotics and distemper serum from Dr. Huddleston in Houston arrives today. Heath does have a puppy cold, which is often the first sign of distemper. If she did contract the disease,she potentially has a big uphill battle ahead of her and we will give her every figthing chance. She's currently fostered with someone who is a veterinarian who is comfortable giving her IV vitamin C to keep her immunity boosted as well as administering the distemper serum, so we are indredibly grateful. We will give this girl every chance but please say some prayers that her symptoms don't worsen. Heath is just 5 1/2 months old and 27 pounds. Sadly, distemper can be 80% fatal in dogs her age and there is no cure, only supportive care. The good news for pet owners is that distemper is nearly 100% avoidable as long as you have had your dog properly vaccinated with DAPP by your veterinarian. Disetmper can be carried into your yard by wildlife like skunks, squirrels, foxes etc. It is also spread by airborn spores or through contact with infected urine, saliva or feces. Unvaccinated dogs who could be shedding the disease may not even show symptoms! Cats and humans don't catch distmepr, but pet ferrets can. We are begging you to make sure your pets are current on vaccines, because this disease is very often fatal yet totally preventable. Please visit this link if you wish to donate towards Heath's medical care: https://nhanimalrescue.org/donation/
Heath almost euthanized at a shelter for being Shy
Stevie is an amazing wonder cat! She is blind and we are in awe of her her super powers! As a blind kitty, Stevie navigates her environment using her superpower hearing and memory. Show Stevie where things are, and soon she will be walking around the house like a cat with perfect vision; in fact, you might sometimes forget that she is blind, she's that skillful! She's a petite, 6 lb 2 year old girl with her whole life ahead of her. Stevie may take a bit to warm up to a new environment and new people, but who could blame her? There are a lot of stimuli to process - especially when you take out her sense of sight! Stevie would do best in a home with a patient adopter that will go slow with her until she has figured out the lay of the land. Knowing who is around her will make her comfortable and happy. Stevie would thrive in a home with a routine she could learn. Once she has adapted to the layout, she is at her best when she can sense and recognize all around her - this includes her humans and any other animals that may be around. She would likely do better in a home with adults and another friendly feline. Want to meet Stevie? Please fill out our adoption application. https://nhanimalrescue.org/adoption-information/
Stevie the blind kitty is seeking a home
Talia was just a new born when a Good Samaritan found her and brought her to a pet store to find her help. Our rescue immediately took her in and provided her with bottle feedings every two hours (including over night) until she ate solid food on her own. Talia was "adopted" by another nursing mamma cat so while she was orphaned, she had a new family to join. Talia has since been adopted and is living her best life!
Talia abandoned new born rescued
Sometimes there are dogs in our care that we can’t save and it’s devastating, especially when it’s little puppies that should have their whole lives ahead of them. We created a memorial video for Sol, Brie, Mallory, Coyote and Bud, innocent Shih Tzu puppies who came to us from a shelter that has a lot of distemper, which is 80% fatal in puppies and even more fatal in puppies this tiny. They entered this shelter as newborns, so they were not vaccinated. Unfortunately, they were exposed to the deadly disease. We knew that we had to get to the 6 week mark of them being in our care to know that we were clear of distemper as distemper shows signs anywhere between 1-6 weeks from the point of exposure. At 4 weeks in our care and almost 6 weeks of age, which is around the time mom’s antibodies are known to wear off, we were so hopeful they were free of distemper! Everyone seemed so vibrant and healthy. At 4 weeks and 3 days, we would suddenly lose the first puppy Sol, followed by Mallory, followed by Coyote and then Bud and Brie. We fought hard to save them and the puppies fought hard to live. Distemper is a horrible disease and the puppies became effected neurologically which leads to tremors and seizures. We chose not to show the horrible effects of distemper in this video but wanted to honor their lives. Please vaccinate your dog with the distemper/parvo vaccine to prevent the spread of deadly disease.
Memorial Video to 5 Puppies who lost their battle with Distemper
Looking for a total love bug who’s down to cuddle and eager to please? Indi might be the gal for you! After play time at a dog park or a good walk, she will plop down next to you and cuddle with you all day. She has the most adorable smile and will rub up against your legs to invite you to pet her. Indi is also very crate trained and house trained. She is accustomed to being crated 4-6 hours at a time and in the evening. She does get excited when she sees other dogs on walks but just wants to say hello and currently frequents a dog park and lives with another dog. And Indi knows some tricks! Her foster has taught her sit, down, settle, leave it, ok (for food, anything on the ground and treats from hand), permission to leave the car, sit at crosswalk, sit a doors, guard (in between legs), circle (Around walker). Indi’s ideal owner will enjoy an affectionate pet and will be willing to take her on walks or to parks for play time and reinforce leash manners. Once she has a dose of exercise and mental stimulation, she’s definitely down to Netflix and chill and share some popcorn she enjoys catching in the air. Interested in meeting Indi? Sweet Indi is looking for a home of her own. Apply to adopt at https://nhanimalrescue.org/adoption-information/
Indi is seeking a forever home
Cadence is about as perfect as puppies come and can adapt to your mood. Working from home? She keeps herself entertained playing with toys in her crate or rearranging her bedding. Ready for some snuggles? She's always down for kisses and snuggles. She also enjoys napping in sun beams. Her foster dog brother is older and doesn't really want to play and she takes his correction very well and she leaves the resident kitty alone. She's a very smart, sweet and gentle puppy who is in search of a loving forever home. More about Cadence here: https://nhanimalrescue.org/cadence Apply to adopt [required before meet and greet] https://nhanimalrescue.org/adoption-information/
Cadence, sweetest puppy looking for a home
And Indi knows some tricks! Her foster has taught her sit, down, settle, leave it, ok (for food, anything on the ground and treats from hand), permission to leave the car, sit at crosswalk, sit a doors, guard (in between legs), circle (Around walker).
Indi a Smart Pup Needs a Home
Looking for a total love bug who’s down to cuddle and eager to please? Indi might be the gal for you! After play time at a dog park or a good walk, she will plop down next to you and cuddle with you all day. She has the most adorable smile and will rub up against your legs to invite you to pet her. Indi is also very crate trained and house trained. She is accustomed to being crated 4-6 hours at a time and in the evening. She does get excited when she sees other dogs on walks but just wants to say hello and currently frequents a dog park and lives with another dog. And Indi knows some tricks! Her foster has taught her sit, down, settle, leave it, ok (for food, anything on the ground and treats from hand), permission to leave the car, sit at crosswalk, sit a doors, guard (in between legs), circle (Around walker). Indi’s ideal owner will enjoy an affectionate pet and will be willing to take her on walks or to parks for play time and reinforce leash manners. Once she has a dose of exercise and mental stimulation, she’s definitely down to Netflix and chill and share some popcorn she enjoys catching in the air. Because Indi still sometimes jumps to give heads, we recommend a home with older children she can’t knock down. Interested in meeting Indi? Please apply here. Her sibling was DNA tested and we are happy to share the results: https://nhanimalrescue.org/adoption-information/ Indi Female Shepherd/Pyr/Cattle dog mix 55 lbs 13 months [born August 25 2021]
Indi Snuggle Bug Needs a Home
Bagheera says his foster home is way better than the scary shelter! He is one of 6 kitties that joined our rescue this week and we just can't get enough of this chatty kitty.
Bhageera a chatty curious cat
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