Adoptuj Manna - Senior Alert

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Manna arrived to us in a questionable condition, with her skin really bad, many wounds and scabs, severely overweight and a massive tumor/growth hanging from her belly. It was clear that she has not been wondering around the streets like that, and that she had been abandoned to a gas station in San Pedro. What Manna has been through, we do not know, but her body does not tell a story of a sweet, loving life on a sofa in the arms of family. After some baths and good food, her fur is silky smooth, velvety grey. Manna is very cheerful, playful and loves human attention. She is also very photogenic and looks great an all photos! When it's time to for a walk or to do something together, she starts wiggling and "galloping" around as much as her overweight body allows. She loves to play with humans, and of course, she very very much loves snacks - this pleasure is at the moment not available for her, because she must lose weight. Manna seems not to hear too well, we are not sure if she is completely deaf or can still hear something. Also her eyesight is not perfect anymore, and her eyes are going a bit grey, but she can still see the snacks, so she still sees enough! Manna walks very nicely on the leash and is really a pleasure to be around. She does not liked to be locked up alone in a small closed space (maybe she was kept in a crate alone), and then she cries, but as long as she can wonder around the area, then she is very happy and low maintenance. In the shelter, she lives in the "entry area", because the area has a patio that looks towards the yard of the shelter, so she sees the people and people see her - like this she is happy. We believe it will not be a problem for her to stay alone at home calmly, as long as she can freely walk around the apartment or the house, and not be locked up in a crate at any point of time unnecessarily Manna's tumor will be surgically removed, and she has also been checked for metastasis (cancer) in her lungs, but none has been identified. Considering her age and general body status, for sure she will have some health issues, this has to be taken into account for senior dogs, but she is so lovely and cheerful, that a few health concerns will be forgotten in the light of her smile. Manna would like to be the only canine Queen in her forever home. Her shoulder height is 50cm. All of our seniors are looking for forever homes or forever fosters. The shelter will always be available for medical & behavioral support for seniors in their retirement homes.

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