BROWNIE aka WEEZY – A0769691 (ALT ID A1087833)

BROWNIE aka WEEZY – A0769691 (ALT ID A1087833)

**RETURNED 08/29/16**SAFER : AVERAGE HOME**

NEUTERED MALE, BR BRINDLE, AM PIT BULL TER MIX, 9 yrs
OWNER SUR – ONHOLDHERE, HOLD FOR ID Reason NO TIME
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 08/29/2016, From NY 10012, DueOut Date 09/07/2016,

Medical Behavior Evaluation ORANGE
Medical Summary scan pos#0A1068501F BARH very nervous, growling, try to bite mod tartar cloudy eyes, occular d/c, eyes cleaned ear infection, did not allow to clean ears, try to bite dermatitis and dandruff on back moist dermatitis on all paws embeded nails on last digit of all paws nails trimmed neutered male overweight NOSF
Weight 55.0

A volunteer writes: ” No Time ” is the reason why sweet Weezy, owned since tender puppy hood by the same owners, is with us…I wonder what his people had in mind when they call him Weezy as when I asked around, that name has so many meanings. Take your pick ! Our Weezy is a gentle soul who lived in peace with children of all ages, three large dogs and even a cat…He is described as true family dog,  friendly, affectionate, playful, easy going and free of any handling issues. I met Weezy the night he arrived at our facility . He was a bit lost but his tail was wagging and he sat next to me, accepting caresses on his head. I promised  that I would look for him each time I visit the care center.  Weezy  is waiting at his door  and is  leashed  easily.It is a breeze to walk him. He seems to be one of the characters of Maurice Sendak book: “Where the Wild Things are”…except that Weezy is not unruly at all… He is a bit tubby, waddles slowly on sore feet carrying a little too much load for them. He appreciates a bowl of water and a rest at my feet. The heat and humidity are not his cup of tea. His face is most unusual looking,  so reminding me  of a Boxer that most likely is part of his ancestry. Wheezy is not fond of being tethered for pictures but he loves to just lay down and smoosh with his caretaker. Soft treats are very much to his like..Weezy is a very likable pooch who came to us with excellent credentials. He so belongs to a home sweet home where he will still for years to come, offer  his love and loyalty to a deserving new master. Come and meet Weezy at the Manhattan Care Center and take him home as your very own best friend.

Another volunteer writes: Brownnie  is definitively more energetic than when he arrived at the care center. He goes now to the park, so happy to be in company and feel the grass under his feet that feel and look so much better. No more huffing and puffing. His tail is wagging and his face is now showing a smile. He is such a great guy, a good boy so peaceful, so well behaved and glad to meet little and big dogs. Caresses, sweet talks, hugs and prolonged time together with his caretaker are his favorite. Brownie is  really a very sweet and feel good dog anyone would love to spend time with. Imagine watching TV or reading a good book with such a friend…..Brownnie so deserves a great new master and a loving owner so deserves a dog like Brownnie. Do not make him wait any longer…Brownnie  is longing for you.

 

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