Gigi Doberman Pinscher & Basenji Mix Irvine, CA

Gigi is a rescued dog from Taiwan. Please note that she is a part of our international rescue & adoption program.



Gigi





Gigi






Name:
Gigi


Breed:
Doberman Pinscher Mix (our best guess)


Gender:
Neutered Male


Age:
1 year old (as of May 2010)


Size:
Medium


Weight:
15 lbs/ 6.7 kg (as of May 2010)


Coat:
Short


Tail:
Short


Color(s):
Black


Temperament:
Gigi is very affectionate and friendly toward people and other dogs, although he may be a little shy and alert with strangers. He adapts to new environment pretty well, as long as there is food. Gigi has never shown any aggression towards other dogs.
Gigi doesn't like it when people try to force his mouth open and is not fond of the nail clipping process.
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Medical Record:



Microchip No.: 158097006267520

Vaccination: ((8-in-1) April 12, 2010 and May 3, 2010 (Pfizer Vanguard Plus 5/CV-L)

Rabies Vaccination: April 12, 2010 (Merial Rabisin-R) 99B002045


Gigi has been de-wormed on April 15 and May 3 of 2010.


Vaccinations include: Distemper, Canine Heptitis, Tracheobroncheitis, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus Enteritis, Leptospirosis, Hemorhagic Leterus, Coronavirus.











GiGi was a stray dog living in a park. A young lady saw him while she was walking her dogs and noticed that GiGi’s neck was tightened by a rubber band and she could see the blood coming from his neck. She was shocked and wondered how someone could do such a cruel thing. She wanted to help but GiGi was afraid of people; he kept running away while she approached him. The young lady had no choice but to just leave food for GiGi and asked for help online.


















A dog rescuer from another city saw the message and came to help the next day. GiGi was too alert to be caught. It took the rescuer several hours to find GiGi and send him to the animal hospital. According to the diagnosis by a vet, the rubber band got stuck in the skin and that caused the infection plus some medical issues. Fortunately, it did not injure Gigi’s throat. The vet thoroughly cleaned the wounded area and then stitched it.
















GiGi was well taken care of in the animal hospital for a month. He has completely recovered from the wound and received all the required vaccinations. GiGi received a lot of love from the vet, the staff as well as from a group of dog lovers.










Gigi became very active and learned to get along with people and other dogs. He is very loving and affectionate. GiGi has been waiting for a forever home. He has been longing for have a family and he will love his family so much. You will surely fall in love with Gigi, and he will love you so much more in return





























































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Gigi is waiting for her forever home. If you are interested in adopting Gigi and giving her a permanent home, please visit our website: http://www.SweetHomeRescue.org to fill out our application and return to us at SweetHomeRescue@gmail.com A homecheck will be required because we want to be sure that each dog goes to a suitable environment.



Adopting one of our rescued dogs is the best way to help our organization. Placing them into wonderful homes will give us rooms and ability to help the next one in need. Thank you for considering provide our dogs a chance of happy life.