Dash

DASH... A STORY OF SURVIVAL!!!<br/><br/>Dash’s story has a rough start. This poor boy two-and-a-half-year-old Doberman was treated like storage and was forgotten about with an empty automatic feeder and neglected for much too long. Thankfully, his namesake, a Door Dash worker, reported his situation and he was removed and cared for at a local veterinary clinic. Four months ago, Dash was unable to stand or walk unassisted. <br/><br/>Now you would never know! <br/><br/>His favorite activities include playing with his football, snacking on Kong toys and having zoomies in the back yard. Dash is a typical good natured, boisterous young Doberman that will thrive in a home that understands what he’s been through. He eats best with a slow feeder and does great with trading for toys and snacks. Food will always be high value to him. Dash is house broken, knows sit and down and we’re still working on leash manners as the world is still a very exciting place that must be explored!<br/><br/>Interested in Dash? Dash would do best in a home with someone who understands his breed and energy level. He has been through a lot and now deserves to be the apple of someone’s eye. Apply to adopt Dash at www.spcaeasttx.com

DASH... A STORY OF SURVIVAL!!!

Dash’s story has a rough start. This poor boy two-and-a-half-year-old Doberman was treated like storage and was forgotten about with an empty automatic feeder and neglected for much too long. Thankfully, his namesake, a Door Dash worker, reported his situation and he was removed and cared for at a local veterinary clinic. Four months ago, Dash was unable to stand or walk unassisted.

Now you would never know!

His favorite activities include playing with his football, snacking on Kong toys and having zoomies in the back yard. Dash is a typical good natured, boisterous young Doberman that will thrive in a home that understands what he’s been through. He eats best with a slow feeder and does great with trading for toys and snacks. Food will always be high value to him. Dash is house broken, knows sit and down and we’re still working on leash manners as the world is still a very exciting place that must be explored!

Interested in Dash? Dash would do best in a h

DASH... A STORY OF SURVIVAL!!!

Dash’s story has a rough start. This poor boy two-and-a-half-year-old Doberman was treated like storage and was forgotten about with an empty automatic feeder and neglected for much too long. Thankfully, his namesake, a Door Dash worker, reported his situation and he was removed and cared for at a local veterinary clinic. Four months ago, Dash was unable to stand or walk unassisted.

Now you would never know!

His favorite activities include playing with his football, snacking on Kong toys and having zoomies in the back yard. Dash is a typical good natured, boisterous young Doberman that will thrive in a home that understands what he’s been through. He eats best with a slow feeder and does great with trading for toys and snacks. Food will always be high value to him. Dash is house broken, knows sit and down and we’re still working on leash manners as the world is still a very exciting place that must be explored!

Interested in Dash? Dash would do best in a home with someone who understands his breed and energy level. He has been through a lot and now deserves to be the apple of someone’s eye. Apply to adopt Dash at www.spcaeasttx.com