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| My Name: | Rezey |
| My Sex: | Male |
| My Age: | 6yr |
| My Breed: | Chihuahua Mix |
| My Weight: | 13lbs |
| My Life Story: | Rezey came to Lucky Dog after his owner could no longer afford to care for his medical needs. After months of intensive care by his foster mom and her team, He is finally healed, has pretty hair and ready for his forever home!! Rezey does have significant allergies that are controlled with premium fish based dog food, immune system boosting supplements, and Apoquel allergy medication as needed. He loves everyone he meets. He did wonderful at his vet visit and met a lot of very nice people. He even met the office Kitty and he was uninterested in his furry friend. Rezey does well with kids and is great with other dogs of many sizes. Rezey would do anything to sit on your lap and be petted. His skin is 99% cleared up and he loves his snuggles now that his skin doesn’t hurt him anymore. Rezey does struggle with marking from time to time but a belly band really helps remind him to not go in the house. He enjoys going outside and is mostly housetrained besides the marking that we are helping him on. Rezey does have a voice and he knows how to use it! He can use his voice to be demanding like typical chihuahuas. He does well walking on a leash and does not require a fenced yard. |
| My Medical History: |
I am spayed/neutered and am up to date on all vaccinations including Rabies, DHLPP, and Bordetella. I have been microchipped (registered to the rescue for life), and have been to the vet for a full exam. I have been tested for Heartworm and 3 other tick-based illnesses. Additional Medical Notes: |
| My Adoption Includes: |
I will come home with a harness, collar, leash, Lucky Dog dog tag, any required medications or supplements, premium dog food, dog treats, Lucky Dog sticker, and 6 months of heartworm prevention. All medical records will also be supplied at time of adoption.
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