JJ

My story

JJ is a handsome one eye LOVE. He has quite the rescue story. JJ was born April 26, 2022 to a homeless woman. She loved and cats for him a much a she could. It shows in how affectionate he is. His nineties mom left him and her other dogs with a friend while she lived in her car. Her friend died and the dogs were taken to Animal control. She couldn't afford to bail any of the dogs out so she contacted my rescue to save him from getting euthanized. JJ was at the shelter thirty days and no one asked for him. The staff at the shelter told me he was extremely friendly and had playmates at the shelter. I pulled JJ at 3:30 from being euthanized at 4:00. I learned JJ was attacked by a coyote eight months before he ended up at the shelter. His mom couldn't afford to usage him to the vet and she watched him bleed fun his eye and neck for weeks. His outside tissue healed. His eye had ruptured and looked fairly normal and it didn't stop him from being his happy, silly self. I decided to remove his eye to avoid an infection in the future. Having one eye definitely doesn't show him down. He loves to play fetch. He is a total lap dog and loves snugglingwith his heard on your shoulder. JJ likes stuffed toys and plays fetch. He's a happy walker on a leash. Couch potato and plays fetch from the couch. JJ is toys adorable, squatty, little man of 31 lbs, with legs 10" high and a body 24" forehead to his butt. I'm guessing his mixed breed butt his body shape of a Corgi and color markings of a Boarder Collie. I do know he is full of love for everyone. Kennel trained. Fixed, vaccinated, microchiped.

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