Texas

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Saint Bernard Rescue Foundation

Roscoe: is a neutered male Saint, somewhere between the ages of 3-5 years. He is up to date on vaccines, dewormed, and microchipped. Roscoe has tested lightly positive for heartworms. He likes to play with other dogs, but does not do well with cats. Roscoe is sweet and loves attention. He is in the process of being housebroken. He also needs some work on leash training, as he is very strong for being so underweight (only 103 lbs right now). Roscoe is being fostered in the Austin, TX area. 2/2/2010

Rizz: is a wonderful, happy, energetic, playful 1 year old Saint Bernard puppy. She is small and still a bit thin (only 75 lbs) but will probably grow into a 100 to 110 lb Saint. She thinks that she is a lap dog, and is very wiggly. Rizz will be a great dog for any family. She seems to get along well with other dogs and is curious about cats (though she is learning about their claws!) Rizz has tested negative for heartworms and will be spayed and ready for her new home very soon. 12/21/2009

Lilly: is a very sweet Saint who has had a terrible start to life. When we rescued Lilly from the shelter, she was infested with parasites and was very emaciated. She had Sarcoptic Mange, a staph infection of the skin, a yeast infection in both ears, ear mites, intestinal parasites, and was infested with both ticks and fleas. In spite of all of this, she craves human attention. She is gentle and wants to please. She is housebroken and crate trained. Lilly gets along well with other dogs and cats. However, she does have a habit of raiding the trash can if she can get to it, probably a result of being starved. Lilly is current on all vaccines and will be spayed soon. She has tested negative for heartworms, and we believe she is about 2 years old. 12/21/2009
Adoption Pending

Jobe: is a train wreck, and like his Biblical namesake, he has been plagued with misfortune. He is extremely emaciated (he could barely stand his first day in rescue), and has a severe case of sarcoptic mange. He has been starved and neglected for a long time, but has a sweet personality and craves human attention. He gets along with the other dogs and cats and appears to be house trained. Due to the infectious nature of mange, he does is living in his foster's garage (with a nice bed and a space heater to keep him warm) and is being fed 12 to 14 cups of puppy food, plus canned food, per day. His mange is being treated, and his coat should grow back, but he is going to need a lot of TLC. Jobe was turned in by an owner-he was NOT a stray. Jobe's Christmas wish is for health and a new family in 2010. One that will cherish him, and make his heartbreak a thing of the past. 12/21/2009

Bear: is a neutered rough coat male Saint. He is lovable, and likes to play with other dogs. Bear is great with people, but is not fond of cats. He had a family, but when he was picked up running loose and taken to the shelter, they chose not to come and claim him. Fortunately, he found his way to the rescue! Bear is being fostered in the DFW area. He has been vaccinated, dewormed, and has tested positive for heartworms. Bear would like to find a new family for the holidays! Could you be the one to fulfill his Christmas wish? 11/17/2009

KC: was found wandering the streets of Brenham, TX near the Knights of Columbus (thus his name). He was shy and fearful, thin, full of parasites, and scrounging from local trash cans. A kind animal lover came along, captured him, and has worked diligently to get him in good health, socialized, vaccinated, and neutered. We aren't sure if KC is really a Saint (who knows what his parents really are), but he is large (47 lbs currently and about 4-5 months old), and has the sweet loving temperament of a Saint. KC is living outdoors at the moment, so he will need to be taught house manners and potty training, but he is a smart dog, and a quick learner. He loves attention, and gets along fine with other dogs. KC has beautiful markings, and will make a wonderful pet for some lucky family! 8/24/2009

Chance: is about 6 years old. He got his name because rescue saved him on his last day before being put to sleep. He was so horrible looking we knew he had no chance at adoption directly from the shelter. Chance had no hair from the middle of his back down his legs and tail, due to a severe yeast infection. He is also heartworm positive. Chance is sweet, docile, and seeking a home to live out his retirement years He is scheduled to be neutered once his skin clears up (and it is progressing nicely). Chance gets along with other dogs, and he is housebroken. Are you ready to give him a Chance in your home? Please complete an adoption application and contact Christine @ 281-259-6267. 5/1/2009

Angel: is 6.5 years old and is sweet and lovable. She is fine with other dogs, cats, and is housebroken. Angel is heartworm positive and suffers from hip dysplasia, but daily supplements and pain control have improved her condition to the point where she can actually now use her weak leg to walk and even run a little! Angel is a cheerful, happy, lazy Saint. She just wants to be near her family. She has been around livestock, but prefers to be an indoor dog. Her beautiful thick coat requires a significant amount of grooming. She is a very fuzzy Saint! 12/10/2008

Not quite ready to adopt? Contact Christine about fostering @ (281)-259-6267