Miracle on 34th St.

Located in Texas<br/><br/>Miracle on 34th Street truly lives up to his name. He is a miracle! We call him Pup Pup.<br/><br/>A good Samaritan found him as a small pup in the road around Christmas 2024. He was in extremely poor condition. His tail was broken with gangrene and bones protruding. His nose was gone, and he had large raw abrasions on his back and inner thigh. Our best guess is that he fell or was thrown from a vehicle. He has had two surgeries to help him breathe easier and received ongoing veterinary care for his abrasions for several months.<br/><br/>Pup Pup loves to play! He has spent hours in playgroups with dogs of all sizes. He is calm and well-adjusted around goats, horses, and cats, and he has been very gentle with smaller puppies.<br/><br/>Doesn’t he have the sweetest look on his face? We love him and know he will bring endless joy to the right home.<br/><br/>If you are interested, the first step is to fill out an application on our website at www.ghettorescue.org.

Located in Texas

Miracle on 34th Street truly lives up to his name. He is a miracle! We call him Pup Pup.

A good Samaritan found him as a small pup in the road around Christmas 2024. He was in extremely poor condition. His tail was broken with gangrene and bones protruding. His nose was gone, and he had large raw abrasions on his back and inner thigh. Our best guess is that he fell or was thrown from a vehicle. He has had two surgeries to help him breathe easier and received ongoing veterinary care for his abrasions for several months.

Pup Pup loves to play! He has spent hours in playgroups with dogs of all sizes. He is calm and well-adjusted around goats, horses, and cats, and he has been very gentle with smaller puppies.

Doesn’t he have the sweetest look on his face? We love him and know he will bring endless joy to the right home.

If you are interested, the first step is to fill out an application on our website at www.ghettorescue.org.

Located in Texas

Miracle on 34th Street truly lives up to his name. He is a miracle! We call him Pup Pup.

A good Samaritan found him as a small pup in the road around Christmas 2024. He was in extremely poor condition. His tail was broken with gangrene and bones protruding. His nose was gone, and he had large raw abrasions on his back and inner thigh. Our best guess is that he fell or was thrown from a vehicle. He has had two surgeries to help him breathe easier and received ongoing veterinary care for his abrasions for several months.

Pup Pup loves to play! He has spent hours in playgroups with dogs of all sizes. He is calm and well-adjusted around goats, horses, and cats, and he has been very gentle with smaller puppies.

Doesn’t he have the sweetest look on his face? We love him and know he will bring endless joy to the right home.

If you are interested, the first step is to fill out an application on our website at www.ghettorescue.org.