Skye and Stark

Skye and Stark are a bonded pair with special needs.<br/><br/>They are both two years old and came to us at about the same time.<br/><br/>Skye has EPI, which refers to exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, meaning her body doesn't produce enough pancreatic enzyme. As long as she takes a small amount of affordable enzyme supplement with each meal, she will thrive!<br/><br/>Stark has an autoimmune condition that is seasonal. He arrived in rescue without hair, and it seems to fall out around his face and in spots on his back when in response to seasonal allergies. He grows it back with medicated baths and the occasional dose of steroids to prevent itchies. He is otherwise a healthy, happy boy. <br/><br/>Although they came in together, they bonded, and they have become inseparable. We are looking for one home for these two together. While they are special needs -- each in their own way -- these two are lovely dogs who are such sweethearts.

Skye and Stark are a bonded pair with special needs.

They are both two years old and came to us at about the same time.

Skye has EPI, which refers to exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, meaning her body doesn't produce enough pancreatic enzyme. As long as she takes a small amount of affordable enzyme supplement with each meal, she will thrive!

Stark has an autoimmune condition that is seasonal. He arrived in rescue without hair, and it seems to fall out around his face and in spots on his back when in response to seasonal allergies. He grows it back with medicated baths and the occasional dose of steroids to prevent itchies. He is otherwise a healthy, happy boy.

Although they came in together, they bonded, and they have become inseparable. We are looking for one home for these two together. While they are special needs -- each in their own way -- these two are lovely dogs who are such sweethearts.

Skye and Stark are a bonded pair with special needs.

They are both two years old and came to us at about the same time.

Skye has EPI, which refers to exocrine pancreatic insufficiency, meaning her body doesn't produce enough pancreatic enzyme. As long as she takes a small amount of affordable enzyme supplement with each meal, she will thrive!

Stark has an autoimmune condition that is seasonal. He arrived in rescue without hair, and it seems to fall out around his face and in spots on his back when in response to seasonal allergies. He grows it back with medicated baths and the occasional dose of steroids to prevent itchies. He is otherwise a healthy, happy boy.

Although they came in together, they bonded, and they have become inseparable. We are looking for one home for these two together. While they are special needs -- each in their own way -- these two are lovely dogs who are such sweethearts.