Gibbs Redbone Coonhound Gordo, AL

URGENT COURTESY POST - Meet Gibbs – the retired director of NCIS! Director Gibbs is a male 4-5 year old red bone hound known for his very sweet and friendly demeanor. He seems good with other dogs and has nice manners on lead. Gibbs is neutered, but because his people abandoned him at the gate, his vaccination, parasite, and heartworm status is unknown.

Please use the contact instructions below to help Director Gibbs!

UPDATE! A medical fund has been established to cover vetting expenses and treatment for the RGFR dogs! The gaining organization or adopter must no longer bear the burden of medical care, thanks to the generosity of Mike Lehane at Wolfs Reign. Thank you, Wolfs Reign, for this gracious gift!

URGENT PLACEMENT AND ADOPTION NEEDED - AL (Tuscaloosa area) - seeking responsible rescues and adopters – please direct inquiries to rescue@shywolfsanctuary.org.

After faithfully serving animals and the community for over 30 years, Red Gate Farm Rescue (Gordo, AL) is forced to terminate operations due to a serious health crisis on the part of the founder and primary caregiver, Debra Jarrell. Red Gate Farm currently houses thirteen dogs that are all in immediate need of relocation to another no-kill rescue organization, or better, a permanent adopter. Long time rescue partner Shy Wolf Sanctuary Education and Experience Center (Naples, FL) is coordinating the relocation effort on behalf of Red Gate Farm Rescue.

For further information or to offer a home or shelter to one or more of these deserving dogs, please contact rescue@shywolfsanctuary.org.

Individual adopters may submit an application at www.shywolfsanctuary.org/our-animals/adoptables/.

Rescue agencies that can offer assistance may call 239-290-9867 for further information.

Other ways to help this worthy cause:

Consider making a donation at https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=7F6EUNXYTKC26 or through the website at www.redgatefarmrescue.org. Every bit helps, and all donations are tax deductible.

IMPORTANT - PLEASE NOTE: The abrupt nature of this emergency has disrupted normal operating protocols, and as a result, most of the dogs will require full vetting, which may include heartworm testing and/or treatment, parasite testing and/or treatment, vaccinations, and spay or neuter.