Pablo Ryder never adjusted to his new life after several months in rescue. Like so many of the dogs we receive, they can never overcome the changes and do the only thing they know. They strike out at those caring for them. It was to the point where it was no longer safe for Pablo or those caring for him. After working with our vet and trying several options, the best decision was made to have him euthanized. We wish you well sweet boy now that you have found your peaceful and safe place across the Rainbow Bridge.
I weigh in at about 44 lbs and some might say I am just about perfect!
I did nothing wrong in my old home. Sometimes, life throws a curveball that you just don’t see coming.
I had an amazing family. They loved me so much. I came with a binder full of records ~ I never missed a vet visit or a heartworm prevention pill.
Tears fell like rain when we said our goodbyes. After all, I had been the baby since I was 8 weeks old and now I’m 4.
This relocation thing is going to take me some time to get used to…. I was offered supper today and I turned and walked away. Maybe I’ll be more hungry tomorrow.
I am going to get settled in, then visit with Dr. Larsen and tell her all about me. I’m sure she’ll love me. She is going to say I am perfect in every way! She is right ~ I am. Ya ‘ll can just call me Perfect Pablo Ryder. I really like that!
