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About this Dog
A stray mom and dad adopted us in May The couple had eight puppies. Unfortunately, one puppy passed – we adopted one (and named him Pickle after our friend Rod Pickle who passed back in April) – and we found great homes for the remaining six puppies. We named the dogs Bonnie and Clyde. We continued to feed the couple for months. I reached out to Twisted Tails in Ennis, Texas because we could not catch the parents. They would take food from our hands but had trust issues. We performed the catch and rescue with Twisted Tails and transported the couple to a local vet (October). We had the couple spayed and neutered. We had Bonnie and Clyde tested for diseases and the vet was actually surprised they were so healthy for being on the run so long. They received all vaccinations, bath/nails, meds for flea/tick and heartworm etc. We also verified the couple is not chipped. I have posted to several sites and have been unsuccessful finding the owners. I am hoping and praying to have Bonnie and Clyde adopted together. I have reached out to several Dog sanctuaries but no luck. I am posting on facebook and wondering if you could share my information. I am also wondering if you will be able to help me adopt the couple out together. My yard is not fenced in and we tried wireless collars but they did not work. I am happy to donate the wireless collars to the new owner if they want to train Bonnie and Clyde. The ideal situation would be a home with a fenced in yard. The dogs have come in to our house but I have indoor cats and do not want to subject the cats to two more dogs – after watching how comfortable they are coming in to the house, it’s obvious at one point they were someone’s pet. Right now, Bonnie and Clyde are in our garage in a very large cage and we walk them frequently on a leash. They are very sweet dogs that just want love. They really do not bark much and they are great with walking on a leash. Again, they also get along with our other dogs. I look forward to hearing from you. Bonnie weighs 60 pounds and Clyde weighs 40 pounds.
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