Adopted by a good family as a pup, Roscoe turned out to be more than they bargained for.
Last Updated: July 3, 2020
Base Info:
- Arrival date: June 26, 2020
- Breed: Siberian Husky
- Sex: Male
- Age:
Youth, Adult,Mature,Senior - Birth date: 06/15/2019 (est)
- Weight: @45 Pounds
- Neutered: Yes
- General Health:
Excellent, Good,Fair,Poor - Temperament: Happy, playful, rowdy
- Claimed by A Pathway to Hope
- Departure date: July 1, 2020
History
Brought to the Friends Animal Shelter of Cocke County by Animal Control, he was underweight and his neck was raw from where some one had used a shock collar on him. He was adopted by a family who loved him and cared for him, but they did not have a fenced yard, and he was fond of going off on his own. Roscoe became too strong for them to leash walk, so they surrendered him back to the shelter.
While living with his family, his sibling was a small, sweet, Chihuahua/Pomeranian mix who couldn’t weigh more than 5 pounds. These two were the best of friends and would chase each other through the house and sleep on the sofa, nose to nose, at night.
Roscoe’s Progress Summary:
Detailed notes on this foster dog’s progress are posted below the summary.
Relational Behavior
House Dog Training
Terms of Adoption:Contact A Pathway to Hope for an adoption application. |
Commands:
Medical
DietBlue Buffalo Chicken & Brown Rice, 1½ cups AM, 1 cup PM |
Gallery
In chronological order, newest at the bottom. Some pictures are linked to a more detailed Doggy Tale about that update, click those to open the related story.
Progress Updates
Progress notes are listed below, in chronological order, newest at the bottom.
June 26th
He just arrived. He rode well in the transport box in my truck, he only fussed when I stopped for intersections, as long as we were moving he was quiet and still. He was eager to meet the other Huskies. Cyrus was unwelcoming at first, which confused Roscoe. They all settled down after a bit.
June 30th
Roscoe passed his health certification today. He is also a really good boy.
July 2nd
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