Soda Pop

Soda Pop is a very social and sweet boy. He loves to play, give kisses, and run around the yard despite his disability. Soda pop has spinal arachnoid diverticulum. He is on a daily inexpensive over the counter medication and is doing great! When he was first diagnosed, in September 2024, he was a little wobbly when he walked and ran, but after a course of steroids you would never know he had a problem! His family will just have to keep an eye on him and get him to the vet if his symptoms return. He may have a shortened life from this disease if he develops pain or is unable to walk, but he has so much life and love! He likes to play with bones, hard toys, and plushie animals, and of course tennis balls! He loves treats and will take his medicine very easily. He also likes an occasional potato chip! He was abandoned at Robyn's Nest with his three siblings. He can only be adopted with his brother, Cola, or else he will stay in his sanctuary home with his sisters.

Soda Pop is a very social and sweet boy. He loves to play, give kisses, and run around the yard despite his disability. Soda pop has spinal arachnoid diverticulum. He is on a daily inexpensive over the counter medication and is doing great! When he was first diagnosed, in September 2024, he was a little wobbly when he walked and ran, but after a course of steroids you would never know he had a problem! His family will just have to keep an eye on him and get him to the vet if his symptoms return. He may have a shortened life from this disease if he develops pain or is unable to walk, but he has so much life and love! He likes to play with bones, hard toys, and plushie animals, and of course tennis balls! He loves treats and will take his medicine very easily. He also likes an occasional potato chip! He was abandoned at Robyn's Nest with his three siblings. He can only be adopted with his brother, Cola, or else he will stay in his sanctuary home with his sisters.

Soda Pop is a very social and sweet boy. He loves to play, give kisses, and run around the yard despite his disability. Soda pop has spinal arachnoid diverticulum. He is on a daily inexpensive over the counter medication and is doing great! When he was first diagnosed, in September 2024, he was a little wobbly when he walked and ran, but after a course of steroids you would never know he had a problem! His family will just have to keep an eye on him and get him to the vet if his symptoms return. He may have a shortened life from this disease if he develops pain or is unable to walk, but he has so much life and love! He likes to play with bones, hard toys, and plushie animals, and of course tennis balls! He loves treats and will take his medicine very easily. He also likes an occasional potato chip! He was abandoned at Robyn's Nest with his three siblings. He can only be adopted with his brother, Cola, or else he will stay in his sanctuary home with his sisters.