"Hammy" Ham-Hock

"Hi my name is Hammy, it's short for Ham-hock. I'm really excited to meet you! I was scared when I was first left here; It was definitely confusing, but now that I've made many human friends, and one pup-friend I'm starting to feel much more comfortable. My new pup-friend, Ebony, is even trying to teach me how to play! I think it'd be awesome if I could bring her home with me too. Either way I'm so excited to see what life has in store for me next and can't wait to find a loving family to give me lots of belly scritches and loving; Let my care takers know if that might be you!"<br/><br/>Hammy doesn't know and we would never tell him is he was literally tossed through the front doors of our clinic, and abandoned without a word or a reason. He was terrified for the first few days, and had no idea what was happening. It took him some time, but he started to come around; part of the thanks we owe to our other adoptable baby named Ebony. They have really started hamming (pardon our pun) it up a lot during their breaks. It's been really nice for both pets getting to interact with one another and have fun playing their own version of backyard wrestling. Hammy himself has turned into quite the little goofball with his own unique quirks, mostly the ways he sits and lays. He just really enjoys getting to be a puppy, and having as many belly scritches as he can in a day.<br/><br/>Our office hours are Monday-Friday 7-5:30. If you call during non-business hours you may leave us a voicemail, and we will get back with you as soon as possible. Inquiries may also go through our e-mail at allforpets@allforpetsvet.com. You can also find our adoption application via our website https://www.allforpetsvet.com/ . Please note that we must have an in-person visit prior to application acceptance.<br/><br/>***Please note that descriptions are based on caretakers’ observation of pets in our facility. We cannot guarantee pet's temperament, personality, behavior, likes, dislikes, etc. outside of our facility. We do our best to expose our pets to many different experiences so that we are able to find the best fit for you and our pets, however we are not able to expose them to everything a pet may experience in life.<br/><br/>****Note Ham-Hock is currently not neutered due to his recent admission with us. He is scheduled for his procedure, which will be covered under the adoption fee. Hammy is still working on house-breaking as well

"Hi my name is Hammy, it's short for Ham-hock. I'm really excited to meet you! I was scared when I was first left here; It was definitely confusing, but now that I've made many human friends, and one pup-friend I'm starting to feel much more comfortable. My new pup-friend, Ebony, is even trying to teach me how to play! I think it'd be awesome if I could bring her home with me too. Either way I'm so excited to see what life has in store for me next and can't wait to find a loving family to give me lots of belly scritches and loving; Let my care takers know if that might be you!"

Hammy doesn't know and we would never tell him is he was literally tossed through the front doors of our clinic, and abandoned without a word or a reason. He was terrified for the first few days, and had no idea what was happening. It took him some time, but he started to come around; part of the thanks we owe to our other adoptable baby named Ebony. They have really started hamming (pardon our pun) it up a lot during their breaks. It's been

"Hi my name is Hammy, it's short for Ham-hock. I'm really excited to meet you! I was scared when I was first left here; It was definitely confusing, but now that I've made many human friends, and one pup-friend I'm starting to feel much more comfortable. My new pup-friend, Ebony, is even trying to teach me how to play! I think it'd be awesome if I could bring her home with me too. Either way I'm so excited to see what life has in store for me next and can't wait to find a loving family to give me lots of belly scritches and loving; Let my care takers know if that might be you!"

Hammy doesn't know and we would never tell him is he was literally tossed through the front doors of our clinic, and abandoned without a word or a reason. He was terrified for the first few days, and had no idea what was happening. It took him some time, but he started to come around; part of the thanks we owe to our other adoptable baby named Ebony. They have really started hamming (pardon our pun) it up a lot during their breaks. It's been really nice for both pets getting to interact with one another and have fun playing their own version of backyard wrestling. Hammy himself has turned into quite the little goofball with his own unique quirks, mostly the ways he sits and lays. He just really enjoys getting to be a puppy, and having as many belly scritches as he can in a day.

Our office hours are Monday-Friday 7-5:30. If yo