Covey

YES, Covey absolutely should be admiring himself in the mirror. He’s had a major glow-up! <br/><br/>Not so long ago, Covey was skin and bones, alone in the middle of nowhere and surviving on deer corn. <br/><br/>A hunter began noticing a desperately thin hound appearing on his deer camera. Covey kept coming back to the plot, eating the corn that had been put out for the deer. He wasn’t looking for trouble.<br/>He was simply trying to stay alive.<br/><br/>Thankfully, the hunter who saw him had a heart for rescue, and that deer camera ended up being the beginning of a completely different life for Covey. Big bonus that the hunter’s wife is a veterinarian at Quailwood Animal Hospital in Tifton Georgia! <br/><br/>Together, these two brought Covey back from the brink of death. <br/><br/>And now? Covey can stand in front of a mirror looking at his reflection like: “Well, hello there, handsome. Do I know you?” <br/><br/>Covey is approximately 3 years old and 50 pounds, and he has joined the Coffee Cause For Paws family. <br/><br/>He’s still trying to figure out exactly where he fits, but he’s a good boy. His little brain is working overtime taking in this whole new world.<br/><br/>For example- Bed time. The foster mom puts him in the bed with her. <br/>Covey jumps down. She pretends she’s not paying attention to him, Covey jumps back on the bed, and next thing she knows Covey is sleeping hard all through the night. <br/><br/>He’s a velcro pup but that may change over time. You can tell he trusts people with all his heart.<br/><br/>He’s still learning the household routine, but apparently this formerly homeless deer-corn-eating hound has already figured out how to press the doorbell at the front door. <br/><br/>Sir. You were surviving in the woods on deer corn and now you’re ringing doorbells?<br/><br/>Talk about moving up in the world. <br/><br/>There’s still a lot for Covey to learn. He’s settling in, watching everyone around him and trying to understand where he belongs.<br/><br/>What we’d love for him to learn next is something he’s probably never known before: He belongs to somebody.<br/><br/>He deserves a family that will make sure he never has to wonder where his next meal is coming from again.<br/><br/>A family who gives him a bed until he finally understands that yes, buddy, that bed really is yours.<br/><br/>And a family who can look at the handsome dog standing in front of that mirror and remember just how far he came.<br/><br/>Kobe is up-to-date on all his vetting, neutered, microchipped, and received the gentle heartworm treatment. <br/><br/>ADOPTION FEE $100<br/><br/> To adopt Covey: Visit www.coffeecauseforpaws.com and complete the Dog Adoption Application under Forms.<br/><br/> Questions? coffeecauseforpaws@gmail.com

YES, Covey absolutely should be admiring himself in the mirror. He’s had a major glow-up!

Not so long ago, Covey was skin and bones, alone in the middle of nowhere and surviving on deer corn.

A hunter began noticing a desperately thin hound appearing on his deer camera. Covey kept coming back to the plot, eating the corn that had been put out for the deer. He wasn’t looking for trouble.
He was simply trying to stay alive.

Thankfully, the hunter who saw him had a heart for rescue, and that deer camera ended up being the beginning of a completely different life for Covey. Big bonus that the hunter’s wife is a veterinarian at Quailwood Animal Hospital in Tifton Georgia!

Together, these two brought Covey back from the brink of death.

And now? Covey can stand in front of a mirror looking at his reflection like: “Well, hello there, handsome. Do I know you?”

Covey is approximately 3 years old and 50 pounds, and he has joined the Coffee Cause For Paws family.

YES, Covey absolutely should be admiring himself in the mirror. He’s had a major glow-up!

Not so long ago, Covey was skin and bones, alone in the middle of nowhere and surviving on deer corn.

A hunter began noticing a desperately thin hound appearing on his deer camera. Covey kept coming back to the plot, eating the corn that had been put out for the deer. He wasn’t looking for trouble.
He was simply trying to stay alive.

Thankfully, the hunter who saw him had a heart for rescue, and that deer camera ended up being the beginning of a completely different life for Covey. Big bonus that the hunter’s wife is a veterinarian at Quailwood Animal Hospital in Tifton Georgia!

Together, these two brought Covey back from the brink of death.

And now? Covey can stand in front of a mirror looking at his reflection like: “Well, hello there, handsome. Do I know you?”

Covey is approximately 3 years old and 50 pounds, and he has joined the Coffee Cause For Paws family.

He’s still trying to figure out exactly where he fits, but he’s a good boy. His little brain is working overtime taking in this whole new world.

For example- Bed time. The foster mom puts him in the bed with her.
Covey jumps down. She pretends she’s not paying attention to him, Covey jumps back on the bed, and next thing she knows Covey is sleeping hard all through the night.
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