Max – GSD x Husky approx 14 months old Ref. 111

[clairef]

Ref 111. Max surrender German Shepherd x Husky. Max is 14 months old. He is good on a lead and with other dogs. He is house trained and has been around young children. He is a friendly and gentle boy.

As a surrender this boy needs urgent help

If you can help this dog directly, contact Blackhall Boarding Kennels, Summerhill Rd. Dunboyne Co Meath..01 8026676.
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[kaydoyle]

Please can anyone foster this baby…

[czupur]

i already mention, i can foster him, i will be happy to, let me know… kriss

[czupur]

I will be happy to foster Max,

[clairef]

Thanks very much for your offer but he would be unsuitable for an apartment.

[jalbert123]

I could do transport from Dunboyne, soon as Max finds suitable foster home,if it’s any help.Best of luck Max…. 0857127449

[kaydoyle]

Thanks a million…Max was rehomed from the pound

[Bea]

Just saw Max’s sad story on facebook .
Condolences to his family.
Run free Max…

[dogsrule]

Thanks Bea.

Posted yesterday by Max’s family on FB:
This is Max he’s a 14mth old German Shepherd. I seen an appeal on this group Dogs in Distress last week he’s the last dog in the photo album Out and Safe 2013, I contacted Meath Dog pound last weds and collected him that day. Got him home he was great a gentle giant loved his walks got on great with our other dog and young girls, well house trained and on a lead, unfortunately after three days max stopped eating and became a bit depressed we taught he just needed time to settle in too his new surroundings he was still drinking water and showing no signs of discomfort or pain we said we give him til Monday and bring him to the vet. He was no better on Sunday evening so we booked an appointment with the vet but it was too late he died Monday morning, vet said it was most likely Leptospirosis, as can be seen on Max’s appeal information he had no vaccinations at 14mth I find shocking and would urge any one thinking of surrendering / abandoning a dog to please make sure their vaccinations are up to date to give them a fighting chance of surviving the battle they are about to face or try harder to love and care for your dogs, it was a very heartbreaking experience for all my family.

R.I.P. Max hoped you felt loved in your last few days.

[ColganFamily]

Oh God, I am SO sorry to read this heartbreaking story.
It is UNBELIEVABLE that dogs aren’t vaxed in this day and age when there is so much knowledge and information out there about the importance of vaxing your dog. I have so much sympathy for the poor family that has had to go through this. At least you showed Max love and care for the last – too short!!! – stage of his life. Run free, poor Max!

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