Stewart

Stewart came to Wescue from a shelter where he was taken as a stray. He was severely underweight and heartworm positive. It took determination and time to find out what was going on with Stewart, but we finally got a diagnosis: he has Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI). Stewart’s pancreas is not producing the enzymes needed to properly digest his meals and get the nutrition he needs.<br/><br/>Now that we know, we are able to treat Stewart’s condition - he gets special enzymes on his meals, which help him digest his nutrients. Stewart has been gaining weight, had a dental, and now has started heartworm treatment. <br/><br/>Stewart is content to follow you around and enjoys his walks. Are you looking for a sweet senior dog? Apply online at wsrh.com to be part of Stewart’s story.<br/><br/>Stewart has been vaccinated, neutered, microchipped, and had a dental. <br/><br/>Age: 10 years<br/>Weight: 14 lbs<br/>Dogs: ok<br/>Cats: ok<br/>Children: unknown, recommend over 10 years old<br/><br/>Stewart’s suggested adoption donation is $250 and includes 6 months heartworm preventative meds, prepaid lifetime premium microchip registration, and a safety harness<br/><br/>If you are interested in meeting and/or adopting Stewart, please apply online at wsrh.com<br/><br/>Please do NOT send inquiries via Adopt A Pet or PetFinder as we are a small rescue and cannot handle a large number of inquiries. If you have a specific question, please email us at westiehouston@gmail.com but in order to be considered for adoption, you must complete an application.<br/><br/>All dogs are available until “Adoption Pending” is noted next to their names. WSRH DOES NOT HAVE A PUBLIC SHELTER. ALL OF OUR DOGS ARE FOSTERED IN PRIVATE HOMES. Approved adopters only will be invited to meet the dogs.

Stewart came to Wescue from a shelter where he was taken as a stray. He was severely underweight and heartworm positive. It took determination and time to find out what was going on with Stewart, but we finally got a diagnosis: he has Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI). Stewart’s pancreas is not producing the enzymes needed to properly digest his meals and get the nutrition he needs.

Now that we know, we are able to treat Stewart’s condition - he gets special enzymes on his meals, which help him digest his nutrients. Stewart has been gaining weight, had a dental, and now has started heartworm treatment.

Stewart is content to follow you around and enjoys his walks. Are you looking for a sweet senior dog? Apply online at wsrh.com to be part of Stewart’s story.

Stewart has been vaccinated, neutered, microchipped, and had a dental.

Age: 10 years
Weight: 14 lbs
Dogs: ok
Cats: ok
Children: unknown, recommend over 10 years old

Stewart’s suggested adoption donation

Stewart came to Wescue from a shelter where he was taken as a stray. He was severely underweight and heartworm positive. It took determination and time to find out what was going on with Stewart, but we finally got a diagnosis: he has Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI). Stewart’s pancreas is not producing the enzymes needed to properly digest his meals and get the nutrition he needs.

Now that we know, we are able to treat Stewart’s condition - he gets special enzymes on his meals, which help him digest his nutrients. Stewart has been gaining weight, had a dental, and now has started heartworm treatment.

Stewart is content to follow you around and enjoys his walks. Are you looking for a sweet senior dog? Apply online at wsrh.com to be part of Stewart’s story.

Stewart has been vaccinated, neutered, microchipped, and had a dental.

Age: 10 years
Weight: 14 lbs
Dogs: ok
Cats: ok
Children: unknown, recommend over 10 years old

Stewart’s suggested adoption donation is $250 and includes 6 months heartworm preventative meds, prepaid lifetime premium microchip registration, and a safety harness

If you are interested in meeting and/or adopting Stewart, please apply online at wsrh.com

Please do NOT send inquiries via Adopt A Pet or PetFinder as we are a small rescue and cannot handle a large number of inquiries. If you have a specific question,