Boozy

Boozy’s not drunk. He was born this way! This slightly wobbly young fellow is a 5 month old mini goldendoodle with hydrocephalus. <br/><br/>When Boozy first arrived at North Paw he was a puzzle. He was shut down. He didn’t want to walk or to eat and was unresponsive to most everything. We love puzzles here though and with patience, love, and help from a veterinary practice we figured out that Boozy had vision impairment caused by hydrocephalus. Now that we know what’s going on with this special boy he’s blossoming into the dog he was always meant to be. <br/><br/>Boozy is now engaged, loves mealtimes, is learning to walk on a leash, and absolutely loves to be with his foster human. He knows his name and comes running when called and really enjoys running outside. He’s learned to potty outside already, too.<br/><br/>Because of his differences, Boozy will probably never be able to manage stairs on his own but it’s likely he’ll top out around 10 pounds so he shouldn’t be too hard to help up and down stairs if your house has any! He needs medication to help manage his condition that is an expected cost of about $15 a month. He’ll need a home with a dedicated person, or people, who has the time to help him improve and give him the love and attention he needs and deserves.<br/><br/>If you think this special, quirky, fun little guy might be the right fit for you please apply to meet him today!<br/><br/>Boozy's adoption fee is $450! This adoption fee includes: his alter, a microchip, his rabies, bordetella, and age appropriate DAPP vaccines, flea/heartworm preventative, and a deworming treatment while in foster care.<br/><br/>If you think he may be perfect for you, please apply using the link below!<br/><br/>https://www.cognitoforms.com/NorthPawRescue/NorthPawRescueAdoptionApplication<br/><br/>**Unfortunately, we cannot adopt out to Canada at this time.<br/><br/>**We require a 60 minute adoption radius. This dog is currently being fostered in Hilton, NY.

Boozy’s not drunk. He was born this way! This slightly wobbly young fellow is a 5 month old mini goldendoodle with hydrocephalus.

When Boozy first arrived at North Paw he was a puzzle. He was shut down. He didn’t want to walk or to eat and was unresponsive to most everything. We love puzzles here though and with patience, love, and help from a veterinary practice we figured out that Boozy had vision impairment caused by hydrocephalus. Now that we know what’s going on with this special boy he’s blossoming into the dog he was always meant to be.

Boozy is now engaged, loves mealtimes, is learning to walk on a leash, and absolutely loves to be with his foster human. He knows his name and comes running when called and really enjoys running outside. He’s learned to potty outside already, too.

Because of his differences, Boozy will probably never be able to manage stairs on his own but it’s likely he’ll top out around 10 pounds so he shouldn’t be too hard to help up and down stairs if your house has any

Boozy’s not drunk. He was born this way! This slightly wobbly young fellow is a 5 month old mini goldendoodle with hydrocephalus.

When Boozy first arrived at North Paw he was a puzzle. He was shut down. He didn’t want to walk or to eat and was unresponsive to most everything. We love puzzles here though and with patience, love, and help from a veterinary practice we figured out that Boozy had vision impairment caused by hydrocephalus. Now that we know what’s going on with this special boy he’s blossoming into the dog he was always meant to be.

Boozy is now engaged, loves mealtimes, is learning to walk on a leash, and absolutely loves to be with his foster human. He knows his name and comes running when called and really enjoys running outside. He’s learned to potty outside already, too.

Because of his differences, Boozy will probably never be able to manage stairs on his own but it’s likely he’ll top out around 10 pounds so he shouldn’t be too hard to help up and down stairs if your house has any! He needs medication to help manage his condition that is an expected cost of about $15 a month. He’ll need a home with a dedicated person, or people, who has the time to help him improve and give him the love and attention he needs and deserves.

If you think this special, quirky, fun little guy might be the right fit for you please apply to meet him today!

Boozy's adoption fee