Biggie and Smalls (Bonded Pair)

Meet Biggie and Smalls, aka Biggie Smalls. Yes, we went there.<br/>Biggs (formerly Pugsly) is 10 years old and 35 lbs and Smalls (formerly Tobey) is 8 years old and 29.2 lbs. These two bonded senior boys were surrendered to the shelter on May 4th after spending their entire lives with the same family.<br/><br/>Shelter volunteers described them as incredibly sweet, friendly, and absolutely hilarious with so much love still to give. They lean into affection and are happiest when they are together, which means they need to be adopted as a bonded pair.<br/>Medically, both boys have cloudy lenses and pigmented corneas and are both overweight, but showed no signs of illness at intake. Their eyes should be monitored and evaluated at their vet visit, and diet management will be important for both of them going forward.<br/><br/>Shelter life is hard on senior dogs so the priority is getting them into a foster home where they can decompress, feel safe, and enjoy their golden years the way they deserve.<br/><br/>Real Good Rescue is a foster-based rescue in Los Angeles, CA. Learn more at www.realgood.dog

Meet Biggie and Smalls, aka Biggie Smalls. Yes, we went there.
Biggs (formerly Pugsly) is 10 years old and 35 lbs and Smalls (formerly Tobey) is 8 years old and 29.2 lbs. These two bonded senior boys were surrendered to the shelter on May 4th after spending their entire lives with the same family.

Shelter volunteers described them as incredibly sweet, friendly, and absolutely hilarious with so much love still to give. They lean into affection and are happiest when they are together, which means they need to be adopted as a bonded pair.
Medically, both boys have cloudy lenses and pigmented corneas and are both overweight, but showed no signs of illness at intake. Their eyes should be monitored and evaluated at their vet visit, and diet management will be important for both of them going forward.

Shelter life is hard on senior dogs so the priority is getting them into a foster home where they can decompress, feel safe, and enjoy their golden years the way they deserve.

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Meet Biggie and Smalls, aka Biggie Smalls. Yes, we went there.
Biggs (formerly Pugsly) is 10 years old and 35 lbs and Smalls (formerly Tobey) is 8 years old and 29.2 lbs. These two bonded senior boys were surrendered to the shelter on May 4th after spending their entire lives with the same family.

Shelter volunteers described them as incredibly sweet, friendly, and absolutely hilarious with so much love still to give. They lean into affection and are happiest when they are together, which means they need to be adopted as a bonded pair.
Medically, both boys have cloudy lenses and pigmented corneas and are both overweight, but showed no signs of illness at intake. Their eyes should be monitored and evaluated at their vet visit, and diet management will be important for both of them going forward.

Shelter life is hard on senior dogs so the priority is getting them into a foster home where they can decompress, feel safe, and enjoy their golden years the way they deserve.

Real Good Rescue is a foster-based rescue in Los Angeles, CA. Learn more at www.realgood.dog