Size
(when grown) -
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
Needs special attention,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Sloan will be offended if you label him as disabled simply because he's blind. This boy has overcome every hurdle in his life and will amaze even you! Sloan is one of the coolest dogs you're ever gonna meet...and boy o' boy does he have a story. In 2015, Sloan lived in sunny California. We don't know what happened other than he was attacked by a Rottweiler and saved by a construction worker who took him to a shelter for help. He had multiple bite wounds and an injured left eye...and that's when he still had his vision. He was pulled by an amazing rescue in Ohio and somewhere along the way, Sloan got away from the transporter. The rescue president drove to another state and refused to leave until she found him. Once she did, she took him home and never posted him for adoption. He became one of her own. That changed in the middle of November when she passed away. Sloan was then transferred to our rescue, and we discovered what an amazing dog he truly is. With extremely keen hearing and smell, this boy manages just fine. Matter of fact, he will jump up on the furniture and will even walk up a flight of steps if you aren't looking. He is completely house trained and will easily follow your voice from room to room to the big outdoors. When it's feeding time and treat time, you will find Sloan has already made it to his crate and is sitting patiently, awaiting his goodies. He will greet you with excitement at the door when you come home and lay beside you while you are watching TV at night. I'm sure he would sleep with you if he could, but that could prove to be dangerous. We are told that Sloan is an escape artist; however, that does not seem to be an issue now that he is blind. Extreme care should be used whenever he is on a leash and a secure fitting harness should be used just to be safe. Sloan is about 10 years old and weighs 14-15 pounds, but could benefit from gaining 2 pounds. He is neutered, microchipped, current on vaccinations, and free from all parasites – he's a very healthy boy. He should have a fenced yard to accommodate him, and a home with even-tempered dogs that won't get upset if he happens to bump into them. We hope someone falls in love with Sloan as this amazing boy deserves an amazing home. His adoption fee is $250 (discounted to $150 for senior citizens 65+), and all adopters are expected to come to Harrisburg, PA to take this adorable boy home. Visit PomPaws.org for more information and to apply online.Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.
