SCORPION

Meet Scorpion<br/><br/>Scorpion is one of those dogs you can’t help but look twice at. He has the build and handsome face of a Rottweiler, but someone apparently added a little extra flair with a wiry, longer coat. The result? A completely unique-looking guy who is guaranteed to get people asking, “What kind of dog is that?”<br/><br/>Scorpion showed up at a home over the weekend and decided he was ready to move in. Unfortunately, the homeowner wasn’t quite as enthusiastic about his interior decorating plans, so Scorpion came to stay with us instead.<br/><br/>When he arrived, he was very underweight and clearly in need of some TLC. He tested positive for heartworm, so we immediately started him on a slow refeeding program and began his heartworm treatment. He also arrived with an eye infection, which has been treated, and he has made a full recovery.<br/><br/>We haven’t dog-tested Scorpion yet. We wanted to give him some time to feel better, gain some weight, and get back to his best self before putting him through another potentially stressful experience.<br/><br/>What we do know is that this guy is incredibly lovable. He enjoys attention and has that wonderful combination of a big-dog presence and a heart that just wants someone to love him.<br/><br/>And let’s be honest—if your goal is to stop traffic, turn heads, and have strangers constantly asking, “What kind of dog is THAT?”, Scorpion may be your guy.<br/><br/>He came to us looking for a place to stay.<br/><br/>We’re hoping his next stop is home.

Meet Scorpion

Scorpion is one of those dogs you can’t help but look twice at. He has the build and handsome face of a Rottweiler, but someone apparently added a little extra flair with a wiry, longer coat. The result? A completely unique-looking guy who is guaranteed to get people asking, “What kind of dog is that?”

Scorpion showed up at a home over the weekend and decided he was ready to move in. Unfortunately, the homeowner wasn’t quite as enthusiastic about his interior decorating plans, so Scorpion came to stay with us instead.

When he arrived, he was very underweight and clearly in need of some TLC. He tested positive for heartworm, so we immediately started him on a slow refeeding program and began his heartworm treatment. He also arrived with an eye infection, which has been treated, and he has made a full recovery.

We haven’t dog-tested Scorpion yet. We wanted to give him some time to feel better, gain some weight, and get back to his best self before putting him through another po

Meet Scorpion

Scorpion is one of those dogs you can’t help but look twice at. He has the build and handsome face of a Rottweiler, but someone apparently added a little extra flair with a wiry, longer coat. The result? A completely unique-looking guy who is guaranteed to get people asking, “What kind of dog is that?”

Scorpion showed up at a home over the weekend and decided he was ready to move in. Unfortunately, the homeowner wasn’t quite as enthusiastic about his interior decorating plans, so Scorpion came to stay with us instead.

When he arrived, he was very underweight and clearly in need of some TLC. He tested positive for heartworm, so we immediately started him on a slow refeeding program and began his heartworm treatment. He also arrived with an eye infection, which has been treated, and he has made a full recovery.

We haven’t dog-tested Scorpion yet. We wanted to give him some time to feel better, gain some weight, and get back to his best self before putting him through another potentially stressful experience.

What we do know is that this guy is incredibly lovable. He enjoys attention and has that wonderful combination of a big-dog presence and a heart that just wants someone to love him.

And let’s be honest—if your goal is to stop traffic, turn heads, and have strangers constantly asking, “What kind of dog is THAT?”, Scorpion may be your guy.

H