Heartworm Prevention is given on the 3rd of each month

UPDATE: 

Trevor is a peppy boy who loves snuggles, sunbathing, tummy rubs, being with his people, and meal times. He gets along great with his foster brothers. He is curious about cats but does not show aggression towards them. He really likes to eat cat food whenever he finds the opportunity.  Trevor is recovering from heartworm treatment, but it is obvious that he will make a very efficient squirrel deterrer once he is free to be in the backyard off leash.  He is also a self professed bug catcher. He is a happy go lucky boy!

 

From Trevor:

Dear Potential Forever Family,

Thank-you for taking the time to review my resume. I’m looking for a full-time forever position. I feel that I am THE complete package and have much to offer my forever home. My resume follows. Should you have any questions, please contact CTDR at www.ctdr.org.  
Sincerely,
Trevor 
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Trevor’s Most Excellent Resume:

Objective: To become the beloved dog in a forever home where I can be an asset to all of my pack; regardless of the number of legs they use to walk the earth.

Skills & Abilities: Being a 4 year-old, 11 pound Dachshund, I bring a unique set of skills to my forever home. Skills that my ancestors have spent years perfecting. I am currently on cage rest because of something called “heartworms”, but my foster mom thinks that I will be an excellent squirrel deterrent. I’m smart and easily motivated to exceed expectations. 

Communication: I am extremely well versed in expressing love and affection, using snuggles, gentle kisses, and my brown expressive eyes. 

Leadership: I work well with others and I am a fast learner. I am eager to please and your opinion matters to me. I really want to learn more about cats.

Salary Expectations: Daily walks and snuggles are a must.  Lack of treats is a deal breaker. Cat tutorials. 

 

Good with Dogs, Good with Cats, Does Good in the Car, Leashtrained, Cratetrained, Obedient, Playful, Affectionate, Eager To Please