Meet An Adoptable Dog
About Me
| Name: | Elsa Nov 24 |
| Gender: | Female |
| Breed: | standard poodle |
| Estimated Birthdate: | 12/10/2022 |
| Height: | About 23" at the shoulder |
| Weight: | About 38 lbs and trying hard to get to 43 |
| Good with dogs: | Yes all sizes |
| Good with cats: | Not yet tested |
| Good with kids: | Elsa loves everyone |
| Good with men: | Elsa loves everyone |
| Good with women: | Elsa loves everyone |
| House trained: | Yes as long as intestinal parasites are kept away, she is very prone to them |
| Crate trained: | Yes |
| Leash trained: | Yes |
| Must have fenced in yard: | No although she would love a fenced in yard for safety. Elsa is one of those dogs who has the potential to, once she is bonded to you, have a great off leash recall when in safe areas (but not in town - never in town) |
Biography
Elsa's breeder could not afford to do all the extensive testing and diagnostics needed to fix what was broken. She reached out for help.
Sometime in the summer of 2024, Elsa had a medical procedure. What we were told and the evidence on her body did not add up so we're not going to into that. The breeder refused to tell us which veterinarian did the work (if that was what happened) so we had to go with what was in front of us.
What that was - was a badly scarred esophagus. An esophagus so full of burned tissue that she could not eat. Food could not go down. Elsa weighed 28 pounds the day she was accepted into rescue. She was surviving on 10 raw eggs per day and a milk replacer powder that was mixed with the eggs. She was also being given a daily injection of a drug to help with gut motility. She was dying. Slowly.
To read Elsa's full story, go to: (62) Elsa - the dog who could not eat - by Donna Ezzell
Sponsorship
Can’t have a dog of your own? Have a soft spot for old, sick or hard to place dogs? It only takes a $30 a month donation for me to be your virtual dog! I need at least 10 virtual adopters (sponsors) to help cover my monthly costs. If I have medical challenges I need even more! The caregivers at Carolina Poodle Rescue will do the rest. Just think, without ever having to leave your home, you can have your very own online dog that will send you update emails, make Facebook posts, and be eternally grateful for your support!
I LOVE MY Virtual Adopters! ELSA IS LOOKING FOR HER VIRTUAL ADOPTERS
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