Blaze 4 yr old neutered male - FL

Fee: $250

Blaze ended up in a shelter when he was found as a stray.

It's shocking that someone didn't come looking for this guy as he is truly amazing. He is fully obedience trained and seems to know English and German commands. He is house trained and crate trained and is great in the car.

He gets along with everyone including children. He gets along with other dogs and doesn't even seem to mind cats. However, he would be better off in a home with more of a submissive dog. We are looking for someone with experience with the breed.

Blaze is heartworm negative, neutered, microchipped, up to date on his vaccines as well as his heartworm, flea and tick preventative.

For more information about Blaze, please contact: Janet

If you want to apply for this dog, click Blaze's Adoption Application which will automatically be sent to Janet, Blaze's coordinator.

Kilo 3.5 yr old spayed female - GA

Fee: $250

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Kilo is a goofy girl with quite a sense of humor, who would love an active family of her very own.

Kilo came to our attention when we got a call from a shelter in SC. She had been part of an abuse investigation, when a woman called about a dog chained in the middle of a fenced vacant lot. She was thin and it as thought she might be neglected. Even though her owner was cleared of abuse (she did have food and water), he chose to give her up anyway. However, to chain a Malinois is, in our minds still abusive, and she was terribly thin from the stress.

She next went to her wonderful foster home, where she immediately began to improve. She went from a terribly thin 46 lbs to 54 lbs all within a couple of weeks. Kilo is certainly enjoying her new life! She is between estimated to be about 3.5 years old, spayed and utd on all shots, heartworm negative and on preventative.

She is a happy, fun loving girl, who gets along with all 5 dogs in her foster home, including the households 3.5 lb Chihuahua. She can be a little mouthy and likes to carry shoes into her crate, and has a tendency, as you can see in the video, to collect toys. But she is on the lower intensity range for a Mal, and settles nicely inside. She seems unfazed by changes in her environment and prefers to just hang out with her people. She has shown some intense interest in children though, and introductions to older children should be gradual and supervised. She probably shouldn't go to a household with small children. She has not been tested with cats.

Her foster Mom is a veterinarian at the UGA vet school so she got a thorough physical. There it was noted that she does have a couple of minor medical issues. She has minor corneal dystrophy in both eyes, but it is not adversely affecting her vision and does not require any treatment. It will not affect her quality of life. She also has some slight decreased disc spacing in her back indicative of degenerative disc disease, common in larger dogs. Her foster mom stresses that it is very, very, very mild, though it does cause some tenderness in her back at points. Still, they run, play fetch and hike with her, and she loves it. They do have her on some pain medication to allow her to be more active, but her foster mom says she will still have an excellent quality of life and be as healthy as any large breed dog.

Video:
http://youtu.be/8RtB_SJWlUE
http://youtu.be/oCpSikvGfwk

For more information about Kilo, please contact: Janet

If you want to apply for this dog, click Kilo's Adoption Application which will automatically be sent to Janet, Kilo's coordinator.