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Jagger! June,
2017!! - Mr. Jagger has been adopted!!!
Meet
Mr. Jagger!!
Before Senior boy Jagger came to rescue he was a “garage” dog living in an automobile repair shop. When he was not longer useful to the owner he was left tied to the shop for three days with no food or water. Due to severe arthritis and lack of food, he was found lying in his own excrement. A good Samaritan got Jagger and took him to his vet but due to his poor medical condition he could not afford this care so rescue was contacted. When Jagger was checked by the vet he weighted only 62 pound, and his severe arthritis in his spine made it agonizing for him to move. He was also found to have a heart murmur. He is now on several medications daily including steroids and muscle relaxants to ease his pain and give him more mobility. Jagger will be allowed to remain in his foster home for the rescue of his days. Special Needs if any: Love and comfort which he will get. Geographic areas: Not available. Contact Information - See above. The Sponsor A Senior program helps Seniors by raising funds for their rescue programs. This helps offset some of the additional costs that come with caring for a senior (diet, medications, supplements, etc.). Please read more about this program on the Sponsor A Senior page. Mr. Jagger is looking for a sponsor! The cost to sponsor a Senior Dobe is $40 per month or $480 per year. You can sponsor a Senior for one month, one year, or somewhere in between. To sponsor Mr. Jagger, use the PayPal button below or visit the Sponsor A Senior page for instructions on sending a check. Thank you for any help you can give, it is MUCH appreciated!
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