Fred

Meet Fred! <br/>Fred has been through more than any dog should. When he first came to us, he was shut down and clearly hurting. His left eye was no longer working and had to be removed to relieve his pain, and a chronic, untreated cherry eye has left limited vision in his remaining eye. Once he had surgery and medication, we saw a different dog emerge. He's more comfortable now, and on walks he gets to go cone-free and enjoy using that hound nose.<br/>Fred is every bit the typical hound, with his nose to the ground on walks and a medium energy level. But with people, he's a total sweetheart. He loves to give kisses and gently asks for pets.<br/>Fred will need some basic manners training, and he'd thrive with scent games like nose work or tracking to keep that hound nose happy.<br/>He's still choosing to love, and he's ready for a home that will give him the soft landing he deserves. <br/>Could Fred be your guy? Come meet him at Mountain Humane!

Meet Fred!
Fred has been through more than any dog should. When he first came to us, he was shut down and clearly hurting. His left eye was no longer working and had to be removed to relieve his pain, and a chronic, untreated cherry eye has left limited vision in his remaining eye. Once he had surgery and medication, we saw a different dog emerge. He's more comfortable now, and on walks he gets to go cone-free and enjoy using that hound nose.
Fred is every bit the typical hound, with his nose to the ground on walks and a medium energy level. But with people, he's a total sweetheart. He loves to give kisses and gently asks for pets.
Fred will need some basic manners training, and he'd thrive with scent games like nose work or tracking to keep that hound nose happy.
He's still choosing to love, and he's ready for a home that will give him the soft landing he deserves.
Could Fred be your guy? Come meet him at Mountain Humane!

Meet Fred!
Fred has been through more than any dog should. When he first came to us, he was shut down and clearly hurting. His left eye was no longer working and had to be removed to relieve his pain, and a chronic, untreated cherry eye has left limited vision in his remaining eye. Once he had surgery and medication, we saw a different dog emerge. He's more comfortable now, and on walks he gets to go cone-free and enjoy using that hound nose.
Fred is every bit the typical hound, with his nose to the ground on walks and a medium energy level. But with people, he's a total sweetheart. He loves to give kisses and gently asks for pets.
Fred will need some basic manners training, and he'd thrive with scent games like nose work or tracking to keep that hound nose happy.
He's still choosing to love, and he's ready for a home that will give him the soft landing he deserves.
Could Fred be your guy? Come meet him at Mountain Humane!