Dash

Meet Dash! <br/><br/>Dash came to us under strange circumstances. This boy found himself in danger at a shelter after he was brought in with a broken leg. Although you think we are about to say we showed up to save him, this is where the story takes a surprising twist. Dash actually saw his way out of the scary shelter, & took it. This boy escaped & ran 7 miles away from the shelter with a cast and broken leg. <br/><br/>When we got word that the shelter couldn't catch him, our experienced team jumped into action. <br/><br/>After many hours of watching him, they where successful in securing him. However instead of taking him back to the chaos of the shelter, we welcomed him to the Sqaud. Thanks to your support and donations, Dash had a pin put in his leg and served 6 weeks of crate time. After 6 weeks, xrays showed that his bone healed wonderfully, and the pin was removed. <br/><br/>It didn't take long for Dash to give his new leg a try doing the zoomies in the yard. <br/><br/>Dash is now accepting applications. This boy is guessed to be around 2-3 years old. He is a very sweet and outgoing boy. He loves everyone including kids, and other dogs. He knows how to sit & shake. He is potty trained and crate trained. Although he is now healed, he will require a family who can make sure he takes it slow for the next few months. Things such as not jumping off the bed, couch or high areas. As well as short walks to help him build up muscle before he can go on hikes!<br/><br/>Dash is a wonderful guy, seeking the same. <br/><br/>A wonderful home. ❤️<br/><br/>Dash is fixed, UTD on shots, dewormed, flea treated, health checked, and microchipped. He is now accepting applications for adoption. Dash is located in Clovis California. Although we allow out of area adoptions, we require families to pick up in person. We do not ship or transport our dogs.

Meet Dash!

Dash came to us under strange circumstances. This boy found himself in danger at a shelter after he was brought in with a broken leg. Although you think we are about to say we showed up to save him, this is where the story takes a surprising twist. Dash actually saw his way out of the scary shelter, & took it. This boy escaped & ran 7 miles away from the shelter with a cast and broken leg.

When we got word that the shelter couldn't catch him, our experienced team jumped into action.

After many hours of watching him, they where successful in securing him. However instead of taking him back to the chaos of the shelter, we welcomed him to the Sqaud. Thanks to your support and donations, Dash had a pin put in his leg and served 6 weeks of crate time. After 6 weeks, xrays showed that his bone healed wonderfully, and the pin was removed.

It didn't take long for Dash to give his new leg a try doing the zoomies in the yard.

Dash is now accepting applications. This boy is g

Meet Dash!

Dash came to us under strange circumstances. This boy found himself in danger at a shelter after he was brought in with a broken leg. Although you think we are about to say we showed up to save him, this is where the story takes a surprising twist. Dash actually saw his way out of the scary shelter, & took it. This boy escaped & ran 7 miles away from the shelter with a cast and broken leg.

When we got word that the shelter couldn't catch him, our experienced team jumped into action.

After many hours of watching him, they where successful in securing him. However instead of taking him back to the chaos of the shelter, we welcomed him to the Sqaud. Thanks to your support and donations, Dash had a pin put in his leg and served 6 weeks of crate time. After 6 weeks, xrays showed that his bone healed wonderfully, and the pin was removed.

It didn't take long for Dash to give his new leg a try doing the zoomies in the yard.

Dash is now accepting applications. This boy is guessed to be around 2-3 years old. He is a very sweet and outgoing boy. He loves everyone including kids, and other dogs. He knows how to sit & shake. He is potty trained and crate trained. Although he is now healed, he will require a family who can make sure he takes it slow for the next few months. Things such as not jumping off the bed, couch or high areas. As well as short walks to help him bu