ALFRED

Hi! My name is Alfred and I am available for adoption. I was brought in by a good Samaritan on August 30, 2026. I weigh 60lbs and am considered a large breed dog. I am an affectionate lovebug who would be thrilled to play with you at home! I am full of energy and I love to play! I tend to calm down more when the people around me stay calm. I do best when I have lots of exercise and something to keep my mind busy. I would do best in a home with older children. I am a spirited dog with a fun-loving personality! I am still working on my manners, so I would do best with a family who is willing to work with me and help me become the best dog I can be! Your new pet received a basic physical exam, in addition to routine vaccines, deworming, and topical flea preventative, if indicated. Although your new pet is ready for adoption, there is always a possibility of additional medical conditions that have not been detected or may develop in the future. Current medical conditions are noted below. 1) This dog has had otitis (ear infections) in the past and was treated for them here at the shelter with a topical medication. Please do not clean the ears for 2 weeks. There is also a very thickened and scarred Right ear flap also know as a healed or healing aural haematoma. This is where a blood vessel bursts in the ear flap causing a swelling. In this case and commonly, the ear flap will become crinkled or thickened. He has also been prescribed an oral steroid medication to help with any inflammation. Otitis cases often reoccur if the inflammation is not controlled. We recommend following up with your primary veterinarian to recheck the ears as they may need more treatment and to discuss any follow up diagnostics or long term management plan. 2) This dog had a retained testicle and so has two incisions for his neuter procedure. One is in front of the scrotum and the other a midline incision into the abdomen. There aren't any sutures to remove but we recommend checking the incisions daily to ensure healing as expected. Any concerns should be addressed at that time. Additional care for these conditions may be needed after adoption. Please follow up with your regular veterinarian.

Hi! My name is Alfred and I am available for adoption. I was brought in by a good Samaritan on August 30, 2026. I weigh 60lbs and am considered a large breed dog. I am an affectionate lovebug who would be thrilled to play with you at home! I am full of energy and I love to play! I tend to calm down more when the people around me stay calm. I do best when I have lots of exercise and something to keep my mind busy. I would do best in a home with older children. I am a spirited dog with a fun-loving personality! I am still working on my manners, so I would do best with a family who is willing to work with me and help me become the best dog I can be! Your new pet received a basic physical exam, in addition to routine vaccines, deworming, and topical flea preventative, if indicated. Although your new pet is ready for adoption, there is always a possibility of additional medical conditions that have not been detected or may develop in the future. Current medical conditions are noted below. 1) This dog has had otitis (ear

Hi! My name is Alfred and I am available for adoption. I was brought in by a good Samaritan on August 30, 2026. I weigh 60lbs and am considered a large breed dog. I am an affectionate lovebug who would be thrilled to play with you at home! I am full of energy and I love to play! I tend to calm down more when the people around me stay calm. I do best when I have lots of exercise and something to keep my mind busy. I would do best in a home with older children. I am a spirited dog with a fun-loving personality! I am still working on my manners, so I would do best with a family who is willing to work with me and help me become the best dog I can be! Your new pet received a basic physical exam, in addition to routine vaccines, deworming, and topical flea preventative, if indicated. Although your new pet is ready for adoption, there is always a possibility of additional medical conditions that have not been detected or may develop in the future. Current medical conditions are noted below. 1) This dog has had otitis (ear infections) in the past and was treated for them here at the shelter with a topical medication. Please do not clean the ears for 2 weeks. There is also a very thickened and scarred Right ear flap also know as a healed or healing aural haematoma. This is where a blood vessel bursts in the ear flap causing a swelling. In this case and commonly, the ear flap will become crinkled or thickened. He has