Banjo

Banjo was just a tiny little fella when his litter was dropped off to one of our dedicated fosters.<br/>It was quickly clear that these puppies were overrun with worms and unfortunately Banjo was the only one to survive.. <br/><br/>Banjo is about 90% blind and has epilepsy (which is well managed) so he needs a special family that will understand his medical needs and be a calm leader when he experiences seizures. He has come a long way and we know that there is a family out there that can see passed his special needs and love him all the same. He does require medication for his seizures twice a day at meal times.<br/><br/>Banjo is good with everyone! Including kids. He also loves being with other dogs and is neutral toward cats in his foster home. He is still very young so he does need to be crated when left alone but he has a great foundation for crating thanks to his foster. Banjo rides well in the car and is excellent for bath time. He LOVES food and thinks toys are less exciting. But dont worry his favorite games involve interacting with his people. <br/><br/>Banjo is currently in PA but he can be transported to an approved adopter. <br/>This special boy needs a special family!

Banjo was just a tiny little fella when his litter was dropped off to one of our dedicated fosters.
It was quickly clear that these puppies were overrun with worms and unfortunately Banjo was the only one to survive..

Banjo is about 90% blind and has epilepsy (which is well managed) so he needs a special family that will understand his medical needs and be a calm leader when he experiences seizures. He has come a long way and we know that there is a family out there that can see passed his special needs and love him all the same. He does require medication for his seizures twice a day at meal times.

Banjo is good with everyone! Including kids. He also loves being with other dogs and is neutral toward cats in his foster home. He is still very young so he does need to be crated when left alone but he has a great foundation for crating thanks to his foster. Banjo rides well in the car and is excellent for bath time. He LOVES food and thinks toys are less exciting. But dont worry his favorite games involve

Banjo was just a tiny little fella when his litter was dropped off to one of our dedicated fosters.
It was quickly clear that these puppies were overrun with worms and unfortunately Banjo was the only one to survive..

Banjo is about 90% blind and has epilepsy (which is well managed) so he needs a special family that will understand his medical needs and be a calm leader when he experiences seizures. He has come a long way and we know that there is a family out there that can see passed his special needs and love him all the same. He does require medication for his seizures twice a day at meal times.

Banjo is good with everyone! Including kids. He also loves being with other dogs and is neutral toward cats in his foster home. He is still very young so he does need to be crated when left alone but he has a great foundation for crating thanks to his foster. Banjo rides well in the car and is excellent for bath time. He LOVES food and thinks toys are less exciting. But dont worry his favorite games involve interacting with his people.

Banjo is currently in PA but he can be transported to an approved adopter.
This special boy needs a special family!