Romeo

***Special Needs Dog***<br/>Romeo is a stunning, sweet, goofy boy with luscious jowls and the most soulful eyes you've ever seen. True to his name, this boy is 100 percent pure LOVER. He loves to be snuggled and pet and he just melts hearts wherever he goes. Despite his young age, Romeo is a gentle boy with medium energy. He came to us quite underweight and still needs to gain some more - he should probably be around 115 or 120. Sadly, Romeo has a neurological condition that causes him to walk a bit like a drunk old man and fall down somewhat frequently (which is why we are recommending only older kids - not due to any aggression, but he has no real spacial awareness and would easily knock over younger kids when he falls.) He will likely need to stay on an antifungal medication for quite some time, and HHR will sponsor the cost of that. He also has occasional seizures and is on medication for that. His prognosis is unclear, but overall Romeo is a happy happy boy though and to anyone who didn't know him, they would just think he's clumsy. His condition is not life threatening, but it will need to be managed (no steep stairs or rough play for this boy) and, to give him the best quality of life, whoever adopts this boy should be prepared for follow-up neurology visits and possible diagnostics down the road. HHR will do our best to help financially, but it would be good to budget for annual diagnostics. Romeo is just such a joy to be around, and we think he's 100 percent worth every effort and every penny! <br/><br/>Romeo is neutered, microchipped, and up-to-date on his vaccines. To meet him in person, please fill out an adoption application. If you are using Adopt-a-Pet, you may click on the "Apply Online" button. If you are visiting us on Petfinder or other websites, please copy & paste this link: https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/HHRC/Dog<br/>or apply directly on our website at househipporescue.org. We will get back to you within 72 hours.<br/><br/>If you have general questions about that are not answered in the above bio, please email admin@househipporescue.org and we will be happy to answer them!

***Special Needs Dog***
Romeo is a stunning, sweet, goofy boy with luscious jowls and the most soulful eyes you've ever seen. True to his name, this boy is 100 percent pure LOVER. He loves to be snuggled and pet and he just melts hearts wherever he goes. Despite his young age, Romeo is a gentle boy with medium energy. He came to us quite underweight and still needs to gain some more - he should probably be around 115 or 120. Sadly, Romeo has a neurological condition that causes him to walk a bit like a drunk old man and fall down somewhat frequently (which is why we are recommending only older kids - not due to any aggression, but he has no real spacial awareness and would easily knock over younger kids when he falls.) He will likely need to stay on an antifungal medication for quite some time, and HHR will sponsor the cost of that. He also has occasional seizures and is on medication for that. His prognosis is unclear, but overall Romeo is a happy happy boy though and to anyone who didn't know him, they would just think

***Special Needs Dog***
Romeo is a stunning, sweet, goofy boy with luscious jowls and the most soulful eyes you've ever seen. True to his name, this boy is 100 percent pure LOVER. He loves to be snuggled and pet and he just melts hearts wherever he goes. Despite his young age, Romeo is a gentle boy with medium energy. He came to us quite underweight and still needs to gain some more - he should probably be around 115 or 120. Sadly, Romeo has a neurological condition that causes him to walk a bit like a drunk old man and fall down somewhat frequently (which is why we are recommending only older kids - not due to any aggression, but he has no real spacial awareness and would easily knock over younger kids when he falls.) He will likely need to stay on an antifungal medication for quite some time, and HHR will sponsor the cost of that. He also has occasional seizures and is on medication for that. His prognosis is unclear, but overall Romeo is a happy happy boy though and to anyone who didn't know him, they would just think he's clumsy. His condition is not life threatening, but it will need to be managed (no steep stairs or rough play for this boy) and, to give him the best quality of life, whoever adopts this boy should be prepared for follow-up neurology visits and possible diagnostics down the road. HHR will do our best to help financially, but it would be good to budget for annual diagnostics. Romeo is just suc