Gus
In May 2023, driving back to the Sanctuary we found a puppy wandering lost and confused in the road. We had to take him in or the next car passing would have hit him for sure. He was in a bad state - skinny with a bad case of mange and fleas - but he's developing into a big strong boy now, ready for his forever home.
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Gus's Story
Driving back to the Sanctuary in May 2023, our staff came across a skinny, mangy puppy wandering dazed and confused in the middle of the road. He looked in a very poor state, and maybe a couple of months old. Perhaps he was in a litter of puppies and his mother was killed, or he was abandoned when he contracted Mange.
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Mange is actually usually easy to treat, with some inexpensive treatments available for people on low incomes (Ivermectin), but many people here look on Mange as a disease infectious to humans (it generally isn't) and don't like to go near puppies when they get it.
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He was a very sad and lonely boy during his quarantine isolation, and it must have itched terribly as his hair began to grow back.
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He's now in great shape, very loving, and can;t wait to go home with you!
Gus's Latest News...
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Gus Adopted!GusSome fantastic news! Three of our adult dogs were adopted on 22 September 2024, together, into a wonderful home. Jovelyn already had two DAS dogs, Clyde and Missy, whom she adopted last year.She messaged again and said she would like 2 more.We didn’t hesitate as we know she is a great mum to Clyde Click to see post….
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