Marsden

Our rescues mean a lot to the vet staff and DunRoamin' volunteers. We do everything we can to find the perfect homes for these pets, who are being given a second chance at a happy life. The application process requires pre-adoption applications, references, and interviews with you and those listed on your application in order to ensure a successful placement. If interested, please email a request for a pre-adopt application to inquiries@dunroaminstrayandrescue.com<br/><br/>Marsden came to DunRoamin' on August 27, 2014 from Bedell where he had been a stray who was hanging around a house for about a week. People there saw that he needed medical help as he was very thin and looked hungry, but would not eat much at all when they set food out for him.<br/><br/>Marsden was examined by a vet who diagnosed him as being emaciated, severely matted, and he had severe earmites and ticks. He also had a fractured upper canine tooth and marked periodontal disease which explained his problem with not eating - that must have hurt! Marsden is now receiving the medical care he needs. <br/><br/>On August 29, 2014, Marsden had all his teeth pulled and was shaved to remove the matted fur on his body. He also had his ears cleaned. He will need canned food for two or three weeks and will require ear medication for about 10 days, but otherwise he is doing very well. He's anxious to go to start his new life!

Our rescues mean a lot to the vet staff and DunRoamin' volunteers. We do everything we can to find the perfect homes for these pets, who are being given a second chance at a happy life. The application process requires pre-adoption applications, references, and interviews with you and those listed on your application in order to ensure a successful placement. If interested, please email a request for a pre-adopt application to inquiries@dunroaminstrayandrescue.com

Marsden came to DunRoamin' on August 27, 2014 from Bedell where he had been a stray who was hanging around a house for about a week. People there saw that he needed medical help as he was very thin and looked hungry, but would not eat much at all when they set food out for him.

Marsden was examined by a vet who diagnosed him as being emaciated, severely matted, and he had severe earmites and ticks. He also had a fractured upper canine tooth and marked periodontal disease which explained his problem with not eating - that must have hurt! Marsden

Our rescues mean a lot to the vet staff and DunRoamin' volunteers. We do everything we can to find the perfect homes for these pets, who are being given a second chance at a happy life. The application process requires pre-adoption applications, references, and interviews with you and those listed on your application in order to ensure a successful placement. If interested, please email a request for a pre-adopt application to inquiries@dunroaminstrayandrescue.com

Marsden came to DunRoamin' on August 27, 2014 from Bedell where he had been a stray who was hanging around a house for about a week. People there saw that he needed medical help as he was very thin and looked hungry, but would not eat much at all when they set food out for him.

Marsden was examined by a vet who diagnosed him as being emaciated, severely matted, and he had severe earmites and ticks. He also had a fractured upper canine tooth and marked periodontal disease which explained his problem with not eating - that must have hurt! Marsden is now receiving the medical care he needs.

On August 29, 2014, Marsden had all his teeth pulled and was shaved to remove the matted fur on his body. He also had his ears cleaned. He will need canned food for two or three weeks and will require ear medication for about 10 days, but otherwise he is doing very well. He's anxious to go to start his new life!