Ruger GSD TX

Hey guys! We have a very sweet medical case German Shepherd named Ruger. He is about 2 years old and weighs 65 pounds. Ruger is extremely tolerant, easy to work with and has been friendly with all the other animals he’s met ( check out these cat pictures! ).<br/><br/>Our doctor examined him and found the following - He’s got nerve damage in his right hind leg and the left front has an elbow fracture and is very swollen (we felt a click). The left front really needs immediate repair. His x-rays show a pelvic fracture on the left side and a Luxated left front with a chip fracture. The elbow is the real issue as it will require surgery to put it back into place and secure it.<br/><br/>We will be updating Ruger's bio as we learn more about his medical condition and this sweet boy's personality.<br/><br/>If you'd like to open up your home to Ruger, please fill out an adoption application at www.northstarpets.org and be sure to ask for RUGER GSD TX.

Hey guys! We have a very sweet medical case German Shepherd named Ruger. He is about 2 years old and weighs 65 pounds. Ruger is extremely tolerant, easy to work with and has been friendly with all the other animals he’s met ( check out these cat pictures! ).

Our doctor examined him and found the following - He’s got nerve damage in his right hind leg and the left front has an elbow fracture and is very swollen (we felt a click). The left front really needs immediate repair. His x-rays show a pelvic fracture on the left side and a Luxated left front with a chip fracture. The elbow is the real issue as it will require surgery to put it back into place and secure it.

We will be updating Ruger's bio as we learn more about his medical condition and this sweet boy's personality.

If you'd like to open up your home to Ruger, please fill out an adoption application at www.northstarpets.org and be sure to ask for RUGER GSD TX.

Hey guys! We have a very sweet medical case German Shepherd named Ruger. He is about 2 years old and weighs 65 pounds. Ruger is extremely tolerant, easy to work with and has been friendly with all the other animals he’s met ( check out these cat pictures! ).

Our doctor examined him and found the following - He’s got nerve damage in his right hind leg and the left front has an elbow fracture and is very swollen (we felt a click). The left front really needs immediate repair. His x-rays show a pelvic fracture on the left side and a Luxated left front with a chip fracture. The elbow is the real issue as it will require surgery to put it back into place and secure it.

We will be updating Ruger's bio as we learn more about his medical condition and this sweet boy's personality.

If you'd like to open up your home to Ruger, please fill out an adoption application at www.northstarpets.org and be sure to ask for RUGER GSD TX.