Jingle

Last weekend, a kind Samaritan found a dog hit by a car in the road. His front leg was badly injured, with the broken bone exposed and skin torn right off. The finder rushed him to a vet hospital, and the vet called us. We said we'd help, and we took over his care right away. Due to the extreme condition of his leg and risk for infection, the vet recommended amputation right away. <br/><br/>Jingle is now a happy tripod boy. He took to the three legs immediately, and he hasn't missed a step. He's a sweet, young dog, estimated right around a year old. Through every poke and prod and even while in pain, he's been all tail wags and kisses. <br/><br/>Whoever gets to adopt this handsome boy is going to be oh so lucky. He is now fully vetted, neutered, Heartworm negative, microchipped, etc. He is adoptable locally (Houston) and out of state. We are accepting adoption applications for Jingle now at caitiesfosterfam.org/adopt

Last weekend, a kind Samaritan found a dog hit by a car in the road. His front leg was badly injured, with the broken bone exposed and skin torn right off. The finder rushed him to a vet hospital, and the vet called us. We said we'd help, and we took over his care right away. Due to the extreme condition of his leg and risk for infection, the vet recommended amputation right away.

Jingle is now a happy tripod boy. He took to the three legs immediately, and he hasn't missed a step. He's a sweet, young dog, estimated right around a year old. Through every poke and prod and even while in pain, he's been all tail wags and kisses.

Whoever gets to adopt this handsome boy is going to be oh so lucky. He is now fully vetted, neutered, Heartworm negative, microchipped, etc. He is adoptable locally (Houston) and out of state. We are accepting adoption applications for Jingle now at caitiesfosterfam.org/adopt

Last weekend, a kind Samaritan found a dog hit by a car in the road. His front leg was badly injured, with the broken bone exposed and skin torn right off. The finder rushed him to a vet hospital, and the vet called us. We said we'd help, and we took over his care right away. Due to the extreme condition of his leg and risk for infection, the vet recommended amputation right away.

Jingle is now a happy tripod boy. He took to the three legs immediately, and he hasn't missed a step. He's a sweet, young dog, estimated right around a year old. Through every poke and prod and even while in pain, he's been all tail wags and kisses.

Whoever gets to adopt this handsome boy is going to be oh so lucky. He is now fully vetted, neutered, Heartworm negative, microchipped, etc. He is adoptable locally (Houston) and out of state. We are accepting adoption applications for Jingle now at caitiesfosterfam.org/adopt