Puppies in the wild! 😝
Frasier and Niles start the day chewing on nylabones in the morning sun, just as we start our day over a cup of coffee or tea. 😂 These handsome boys were neutered and had the last of their puppy shots last Friday. Four months old and available for adoption NOW, they are Chihuahua and Jack Russell terrier mixes. Niles is currently just over 7 lbs and should be about 10 lbs when fully grown. Frasier has a slightly heavier frame and may get to 12 lbs. They are house trained and sleep through the night in a crate together. During the daytime, they love to play with the other dogs in their foster home and enjoy the backyard. What are you waiting for? Fill out our adoption application at https://www.gunterslegacy.org/adopt and you can enjoy that special puppy smell! 😊
Daily shenanigans with Daisy a blind dog.
Daily shenanigans with Daisy a blind dog.
Daisy has a fascination with the dog food bag whether it’s empty or full. She’s decided this is her throne I have helped her down 3 times.
She still thinks we cannot see her. 😜😜
Please share Sparky so he can find his forever home. He is a great dog. He's happy to keep your lap warm, go for a walk, or cuddle. He's great at taking a bath, getting his nails trimmed and with other dogs. He loves humans too.
If you are interested in meeting this handsome boy please review our adoption process and complete our adoption application at www.gunterslegacy.org/adopt
Update: they said it’s his trachea. The antibiotics he’s been on can irritate the trachea. They gave him a steroid and a 3rd eye drop because he has a lot of pressure on one of his eyes. The x-ray does not show pneumonia.
Please send you positive thoughts for Jake (Upland) he is currently at WesternU Pet Health Center he's been having issues with his breathing since Saturday evening. When he was found he was wheezing so he was put on antibiotics. He seemed like he was doing well playing with Chloe, but now.
He needs a dental because of his bad teeth and he was fistulas so he will need to see a specialist. We were waiting until the antibiotics were completed then this happened.
We could use donations, if you are able to help you can call WesternU Pet Health Center directly at tel: (909) 865-2433 or Venmo at @gunterslegacy
Zelle at [email protected]
PayPal at paypal.me/gunterslegacy.org
Gunter's Legacy Animal Rescue, Inc.
PO Box 1214
Claremont, CA 91711
Thank you,
Bean
Hi, we’re at the Western University Pet Health Center today with Bean. He’s getting a recheck. He’s been on gabapentin for a injured back and we are sitting here waiting for Dr. Ellis. Dr. Ellis was just in they’re going to add a anti-inflammatory to his medication. They did a neurological check on him and he does have weakness in his legs his paw and walks with his back legs crossed. They’re also going to do a urinalysis because the last time he was here he had crystals in his urine. They just wanted to make sure that it was just a temporary thing and that there’s nothing more serious going on.
If you could, donate donations are always appreciated. There are several ways to donate. Zelle at [email protected]
PayPal at [email protected]
Venmo at @gunterslegacy
Gunter’s Legacy
PO Box 1214
Claremont, CA 91711
Itsy! She can be a bit grumpy until she gets to know you, but she is a love. So many potential adopters are looking for that instant connection and when they don't get it they go to a breeder or get a puppy.
Itsy came from a shelter where she managed to survive for almost 11 months. During that time she was kept in a tiny kennel, she heard dogs all day crying and barking, coming and going, and dying. We think she's earned a little bit of a right to be a tiny bit grumpy.
She was adopted a few months ago and then returned because she growled and snapped at the other dog in the home.
Itsy would do great in a home with patience.
💗⭐️Itsy!⭐️💗
Sacramento, CA
Little Itsy to all of our surprise, is still available for adoption! How could this sweetie have almost a whole year in a shelter without getting adopted, only to still not get adopted in rescue?
Her foster shared this video and the following update:
"Itsy isn't shy about taking over! She is shy at first but is warming up. She's starting to wag her tail. The prior foster trained her to use a doggie door. We don't have one so we have to watch her, but she will go outside if the door is open. She's very quiet. No whining or barking."
Itsy is a catch who is learning quickly what life outside the shelter can look like. You can apply to adopt this cutie pie here:
Female| Chihuahua | 6 pounds | 8 years old | spayed | Microchipped | Vaccinated | has had a dental
Located in the Sacramento area
https://www.gunterslegacy.org/adopt
Dewey was a little stinker to his foster he tried to bite her. BUT then she left him for a few hours and when she got him he wanted some love.
Dewey is about 4 years old, 12 pounds, microchipped, vaccinated, and neutered. He will be available so check in for updates.
Chino
Chino is basking in the cuddles and love his fosters are giving him.
Cutest boy ever! He is good about using a pee pad for pee not so much for poo. He has figured out the doggie door but doesn't know much about outside. He seems scared.
I take him out often but have yet to get him to go potty outside. My sense is that he was ignored and allowed to potty wherever. That said, he is an absolute charmer and has taken a liking to our Bibi girl. She tries to get him to play with her, but he seems confused.
We could still use donations.
Venmo at @gunterslegacy
Zelle at [email protected]
https://www.gunterslegacy.org/donations
Gunter's Legacy
PO Box 1214
Claremont, CA 91711
Fosters Needed
Can't adopt but you want to help? Try fostering. Thinking about adopting, but you're not sure? Try fostering.
The only way we can help the animals is if we have available fosters and right now just like other rescues we do not. Even if it's only for a short time to help give another foster a break or foster an animal who will die in a shelter because we can't help or be euthanized because their owner can no longer keep their pet.
Foster for a week or longer you tell us. We provide you and your foster animal with everything. Food, bed, collar, tag, harness, medical, training, grooming, toys, etc and you provide a warm safe home for an animal in need.
Without fosters, dogs like Mila (video) would have ended up in a shelter separated from the dog she was bonded with and Pablo (picture) would have died at the shelter if someone had not volunteered to foster.
If you can foster please complete our foster application at www.gunterslegacy.org/foster
We need fosters in southern California, Claremont, Pomona, Laverne, San Dimas, Upland, Montclair, Chino, Chino Hills, Covina, West Covina, Rancho Cucamonga, Ontario, etc. We also need fosters in northern California, Sacramento, Vacaville Davis, Dixon, Auburn, Grass Valley, Roseville, Folsom, Elk Grove, etc.
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