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Ester is a beautiful young pup, estimated to be between 10-12 months old, with black and white/grey and typical gsp coat. She had a rough start to life but is thriving in our care. Ester was found starving and abandoned, covered in fleas and severely malnourished. Despite her rough start, she has blossomed into a loving and trusting companion. Ester is incredibly confident and playful with both people and other dogs. Her journey to recovery has not dampened her spirit. She is still very petite but has filled in nicely since being found.
Social Skills and Behavior: Ester is a high energy pup who loves to play and interact with others. She is affectionate and enjoys the company of people and other dogs. Her playful nature means she sometimes doesn't realize her own strength and has accidentally knocked over toddlers, always looking apologetic afterwards. Despite this, she is gentle and caring, making her a sweet addition to any family.
Training and Progress: In the last few months, Ester has shown remarkable progress:
- Potty training: She is working on it and making steady improvements. Never poops inside but has trouble holding her bladder for more than a few hours.
- Crate training: she is crate trained and enjoys being in her kennel staying quiet for the most part unless she needs to go potty.
- Leash training: She walks easily on a leash, making walks enjoyable.
Health and Care: Ester has had a few health complications. During her spay surgery, the vet noticed abnormalities. During recovery, her previous foster noticed she was having a hard time holding her bladder while in her kennel. After follow up visits with the vet, they decided an additional exploratory surgery was necessary. The vet discovered her bladder was lined with unknown substance that was hard as bone. Biopsy of the material found came back as unknown and puzzled the vets. After a few rounds of antibiotics she has made a full recovery from her last surgery however still has an incontinence issue. She is currently on a medication to help her with this issue and we have seen improvements, however she still needs to wear a diaper inside and in her kennel. She has been on the new medication for about 3 weeks and we have seen significant improvements and more than half of the time her diapers are completely dry.
Ideal Home: Ester will thrive in an active home where she can get plenty of exercise and playtime. Due to her high energy levels and strength, she will do best with a family who can provide her with ample training and supervision. She loves being around people and will be a wonderful companion for a family who can match her playful spirit and give her the love she deserves. If you are looking for a resilient, affectionate, and energetic pup to add joy and excitement to your life, Ester could be the perfect fit. She is ready to find her forever home and share her love and playful energy with a family who will cherish her.
Come meet Ester and see if she’s the perfect addition to your family!
Foster-to-Adopt is a great way for a trial period with a dog.
Ester is a beautiful young pup, estimated to be between 10-12 months old, with black and white/grey and typical gsp coat. She had a rough start to life but is thriving in our care. Ester was found starving and abandoned, covered in fleas and severely malnourished. Despite her rough start, she has blossomed into a loving and trusting companion. Ester is incredibly confident and playful with both people and other dogs. Her journey to recovery has not dampened her spirit. She is still very petite but has filled in nicely since being found.
Social Skills and Behavior: Ester is a high energy pup who loves to play and interact with others. She is affectionate and enjoys the company of people and other dogs. Her playful nature means she sometimes doesn't realize her own strength and has accidentally knocked over toddlers, always looking apologetic afterwards. Despite this, she is gentle and caring, making her a sweet addition to any family.
Training and Progress: In the last few months, Ester has shown remarkable progress:
- Potty training: She is working on it and making steady improvements. Never poops inside but has trouble holding her bladder for more than a few hours.
- Crate training: she is crate trained and enjoys being in her kennel staying quiet for the most part unless she needs to go potty.
- Leash training: She walks easily on a leash, making walks enjoyable.
Health and Care: Ester has had a few health complications. During her spay surgery, the vet noticed abnormalities. During recovery, her previous foster noticed she was having a hard time holding her bladder while in her kennel. After follow up visits with the vet, they decided an additional exploratory surgery was necessary. The vet discovered her bladder was lined with unknown substance that was hard as bone. Biopsy of the material found came back as unknown and puzzled the vets. After a few rounds of antibiotics she has made a full recovery from her last surgery however still has an incontinence issue. She is currently on a medication to help her with this issue and we have seen improvements, however she still needs to wear a diaper inside and in her kennel. She has been on the new medication for about 3 weeks and we have seen significant improvements and more than half of the time her diapers are completely dry.
Ideal Home: Ester will thrive in an active home where she can get plenty of exercise and playtime. Due to her high energy levels and strength, she will do best with a family who can provide her with ample training and supervision. She loves being around people and will be a wonderful companion for a family who can match her playful spirit and give her the love she deserves. If you are looking for a resilient, affectionate, and energetic pup to add joy and excitement to your life, Ester could be the perfect fit. She is ready to find her forever home and share her love and playful energy with a family who will cherish her.
Come meet Ester and see if she’s the perfect addition to your family!
Foster-to-Adopt is a great way for a trial period with a dog.
If we feel necessary, this step includes a home check.
4.
Sign Adoption Contract
5.
Pay Fee
Fee may vary based on cost of vetting performed
6.
Take the Pet Home
Additional adoption info
Adopter will need to agree to the following terms:
I will return this animal to APA along with all veterinary records if you can’t keep this animal.
I do not have rights to see or give animal away without express written consent and permission from APA.
I am not acting as a broker for a testing company, fighting rings, class B dealer.
This animal is being adopted as a companion and family member.
This animal will spend majority of it’s time with the family in a household environment.
It will not be kenneled, crated for more than a few hours per day or a reasonable time period.
This animal will never be tethered in a yard, to a tree or anything.
I will provide proper nutrition, clean water, exercise and grooming, love, medical care.
I will provide yearly vaccine’s & rabies, monthly heartworm and flea/ticks preventives.
If my animal is unaltered at the time of adoption, I will not breed it and will have it spayed or neutered within 45 days of adoption. Exception to this is if the animal is to young, the animal will be altered between 6-9 months of age.
Proof of sterilization must be provided to APA.
I agree that the animal will be microchipped if not done at the time of adoption, proof of the microchip will be provided to APA & APA will be the secondary contact on the microchip.
I agree to allow APA to see said animal, if ever needed, to confirm that he or she is being well taken care of.
I will update any change in contact information or address within 30 days of said change.
APA has the right to repossess said animal if the terms of this contract are not met, or if the adopter has misrepresented themselves and/or the type of environment the animal will live in. The adopter will pay all legal fees if court action is needed to repossess said animal.
I agree the adoption donation I made for said animal is nonrefundable.
Adopter will need to agree to the following terms:
I will return this animal to APA along with all veterinary records if you can’t keep this animal.
I do not have rights to see or give animal away without express written consent and permission from APA.
I am not acting as a broker for a testing company, fighting rings, class B dealer.
This animal is being adopted as a companion and family member.
This animal will spend majority of it’s time with the family in a household environment.
It will not be kenneled, crated for more than a few hours per day or a reasonable time period.
This animal will never be tethered in a yard, to a tree or anything.
I will provide proper nutrition, clean water, exercise and grooming, love, medical care.
I will provide yearly vaccine’s & rabies, monthly heartworm and flea/ticks preventives.
If my animal is unaltered at the time of adoption, I will not breed it and will have it spayed or neutered within 45 days of adoption. Exception to this is if the animal is to young, the animal will be altered between 6-9 months of age.
Proof of sterilization must be provided to APA.
I agree that the animal will be microchipped if not done at the time of adoption, proof of the microchip will be provided to APA & APA will be the secondary contact on the microchip.
I agree to allow APA to see said animal, if ever needed, to confirm that he or she is being well taken care of.
I will update any change in contact information or address within 30 days of said change.
APA has the right to repossess said animal if the terms of this contract are not met, or if the adopter has misrepresented themselves and/or the type of environment the animal will live in. The adopter will pay all legal fees if court action is needed to repossess said animal.
I agree the adoption donation I made for said animal is nonrefundable.
We are foster based so there isn't one specific facility to visit our adoptables. Occasionally we have adoption events at Tractor Supply, 13641 Hwy 110, Tyler, TX 75703.
The fosters / volunteers are happy to facilitate meet and greets for potential adopters.
We are foster based so there isn't one specific facility to visit our adoptables. Occasionally we have adoption events at Tractor Supply, 13641 Hwy 110, Tyler, TX 75703.
The fosters / volunteers are happy to facilitate meet and greets for potential adopters.
More about this rescue
https://www.angelpawsadvocates.com/about-us/
Our Goals:
*Rescue, rehabilitate and transport abandoned animals in our community
*To assist and educate animal owners on optimal animal healthcare
*Provide food, shelter and medical care to those animals in need
*Promote spay and neuter to control the pet population
*Adopt healthy animals into loving homes
*Changing laws to protect the voiceless
(We also transport most of our fully vetted dogs and cats up north to our partner rescues.)
https://www.angelpawsadvocates.com/about-us/
Our Goals:
*Rescue, rehabilitate and transport abandoned animals in our community
*To assist and educate animal owners on optimal animal healthcare
*Provide food, shelter and medical care to those animals in need
*Promote spay and neuter to control the pet population
*Adopt healthy animals into loving homes
*Changing laws to protect the voiceless
(We also transport most of our fully vetted dogs and cats up north to our partner rescues.)
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