Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Gold, Silver, and Bronze are three Boston Terrier girls that were found as strays in a small southeastern town. Gold and Silver were first discovered running the streets, while Bronze was found by a resident. The three girls were reunited by animal control. While they were in the same area being fed,, Gold and Silver attacked Bronze, who was injured in the incident.
Bronze was separated from the other two and taken to a veterinarian, where she was placed on antibiotics and pain medication. The dogs were then transported to the rescue, and were not fed with other dogs. A few days later, during some excitement outside their play yard, Gold and Silver attacked a smaller Chihuahua. As a result, they were placed in a dog run together in a back area.
Bronze is now in the front play yard with other small dogs and is doing well in play and in her kennel at night. She is fed in a hallway because she tries to eat all the food. All three girls are friendly with people and just need attention and love. They may do well with another, larger dog. It is recommended to bring any existing dog to meet them before adoption.
Gold is the biggest of the three and is a bit shy, but loves attention. She has not been tested with children, so would likely do best with older kids who will not be in her face constantly. Gold is spayed, microchipped, and up-to-date on vaccinations. She has had some accidents in her kennel at night, so it's suggested to put her in a smaller space overnight. Gold has not been tested in a home, but does know how to use a doggie door. With training and attention, she should housetrain quickly. The rescue believes Gold would do best in a home that has experience with the Boston Terrier breed.
To meet Gold, Silver, and Bronze please submit an adoption application, please visit www.fureverdogdenver.com or call 720-588-6809.
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