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08/21/2025

Thank you Rugaz Rescue Inc. For the update onREED see comments, please honor all pledges to this rescue ONLY

REED has gone to Rescue will post

REED A2476112 is a PLEA for ASSISTANCE for WEIGHT GAIN. *Came in with Ridge A2476113 & Riberto A2476078

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Reed is a 9-year-old intact male weighing 53 pounds who was recently surrendered in poor condition.

He is severely underweight with a body condition score of 2 out of 9, and presents with hair loss, multiple sores across his body, and live fleas. Despite his discomfort, Reed has allowed all handling and remains gentle with staff.

On exam, Reed shows signs of chronic neglect. His ears are cropped and carry moderate discharge, and his eyes have noticeable tearing. He has moderate dental tartar and gingivitis, and his abdomen is slightly painful on palpation. His limbs show severe structural abnormalities, including metacarpal valgus and elbow varus, which contribute to his abnormal gait and will require lifelong pain management and joint support. He also suffers from severe pododermatitis and mild dehydration.

Due to his fragile state, Reed is not a candidate for neuter surgery at this time.

Now that his investigative hold has been lifted, a plea is being requested to find placement where he can receive the advanced care and comfort he deserves.

Reed is a sweet, resilient dog who needs a safe space to heal and begin a new chapter.

If you can help please send an email ASAP

03/26/2025

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10/04/2024

*** Adopted again on 11-2-24

Returned! 10-31-24

31-OCT-24 - Note - 10/31/24 11:09 Glenn is being returned due to not getting along with her husband. Glenn was great with the adopter who was an older woman. He loved her and she loved him. Glenn also got along with the adopter's daughter well. He was playfull and loved to go on walks with her. He did not meet any kids while she had him out. He is completely housebroken and didn't have any accidents with them. He attempted to play bite a couple of times when he would get too excited. When spoken to loudly and sternly by an adult male for doing this behavior, Glenn would get upset and bark and attempt to nip again. This would turn into a growling behavior. He never displayed this behavior with the female adopter or her daughter. -

*** Adopted on 10-26-24

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10-23-24 Glenn was adopted and returned right away ☹️☹️☹️

10/19/24 11:20 Glenn is being returned due to not enough time due to work, dog is nerves but warms up to people pretty fast adopter said. doesn't play with toys, not really house broken from what adopter could see. anxious energy and like to run out if given a chance.

Glenn is hiding under his bed at times and will be over looked. He is adorable and a good boy! He loves being with the other dogs and attention. The shelter is full he will head to the euth list fast.

10/02/24 15:23 Glenn was easy to leash and walk to the yard. He had loose posture throughout the interaction. He cruised the yard and came to CR multiple times when called. He allowed petting all over and climbed in CRs lap with his front legs when petting stopped. Glenn was easy to return to the kennel.


Glenn is 1 year old, intact male, 36lbs, & is gentle dainty social in playgroup. Since his arrival, he has been showing stress such as barking, jumping, & lunging. He is not eating much & often hides under his bed. Once out of the kennel, he generally does well with staff.

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10/02/2024

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PULLED by Compassion Kind Rescue, please make all pledges to them and ONLY them! TY for pledges and rescue for saving him!!!!

URGENT please help .. NEEDS RESCUE ASAP ...

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Bucky A2344708 is 3 years old, intact male, 70lbs, HW neg who needs a chance at recovery.

Requesting urgent rescue plea due to severity of Bucky's injuries. He has multiple severe injuries inflicted by gunshot wounds. The bullet present in the thoracic cavity should likely be removed via a veterinary surgical specialist and may be involved with the heart. The extent of the gunshot to this his back is not known currently (i.e., spinal cord involvement etc.). He can walk on his own. Bucky has allowed handling including intramuscular injections despite the presumed severe pain that he is experiencing. Bucky would benefit from care and attention throughout his recovery. It is unknown what led to the trauma that Bucky experienced, but his pain will be managed at PRC until he receives the second chance that he needs and deserves to recover. If Bucky declines during his stay at PRC, humane euthanasia will be performed to prevent undue suffering.

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9-9-24 ADOPTED

Last call for little Tank! He is on the euth list for 9-10-24. Time and space, the shelter is full!!! To save this dog email
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He has had no interest. It’s so so sad he is a good boy who is being overlooked.

Tank has been at the shelter since March 6th with no interest from the community. He came in as a police confiscation. Tank is one of the longest residents at the shelter with no meet and greets. PRC does not have enough resources to provide Tank with quality of life he needs. Because the shelter is full and does not have resources. Tank sees the same kennel walls, does not get out of the kennel daily and lives in an unstable environment. He is only 5 years old and doesn’t deserve to die. He is HW positive but the shelter will treat him with an adopter or rescue. Tank has allowed handling from volunteers and staff. From what has been observed at the shelter, Tank must be a SOLO dog in the home. You stay locked in a cage for 5 months, see how life feels and he has still be so pleasant and gentle! Heartbreaking. He was tried in a playgroup in May and never again. He will need to be an only dog and or have time to decompress and be kept apart from other pets for an extended period of time. Time and patience. He is a smart dog.

01-AUG-24 - Interact - 08/01/24 17:41 Tank was easy to leash. He walked with a heavy pull towards the kennels. He had loose body posture and solicited for attention in the yard. He allowed petting all over. He played with toys and chased after them when thrown. Staff attempted to put a hotdog costume on Tank but he grabbed it and ran around the yard, playing with it. Staff was able to trade a toy for the costume back. Tank walked back to the kennel pulling heavily towards dogs. He was easily unleashed. -CR
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25-JUL-24 - Behavior - 07/25/24 15:27 Tank was easy to leash in the kennel. He pulled a lot on the way to the yard. In the yard, he was interested in treats and toys. He was very playful
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23-JUN-24 - Interact - 06/23/24 17:57 pewr volunteer on 6/20/24 Tank (A2368807) was easy to leash, walking well to the yard, calmly passing dogs. He did a quick run around the yard; then came to me with a toy, dropping it to play. We played fetch with several toys; then he chose a large stuffy dragon to go play on his own. He ran through the splash pad frequently; while his greatest joy seemed to be laying and rolling in a mud puddle with his toy. I walked over to the ramps at one point and Tank came over to quickly on his own to climb them and sit waiting for a treat and pets. I also sat beside him, petting him and giving treats. He did very well on training, sitting and waiting well to be recalled and gently taking treats. He continued being playful and inquisitive in the garden, running around sniffing, climbing and exploring. He was easy to leash and walk back to his kennel, after a short walk through the lot.

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