Blind Dog Rescue Alliance


Blind Dogs See With Their Hearts!

Toona
UPDATE: Toona has many applications already. So she has an adoption pending. and we are not taking any more applications for her. Please see our other dogs for adoption. Thank you.

Toona has arrived! She is an 8 week old red Rottweiler puppy. She came to us from Ohio. She currently resides in a foster home in Michigan.
Red Rottweilers come from a recessive gene and can have eye and heart problems. We will be taking her to our vet ASAP for a checkup.
She can maybe see light, but nothing else. She certainly doesn't mind. A report form her foster home on her first night:
Curious, practically fearless, bullheaded...I just put her in the crate with the blankie and stuffies in the bedroom after she's been charging around the house getting swatted at by the cats and inspected by the other dogs, and a couple of potty trips to the back yard. She screamed like a banshee for about five minutes and now it's blessed silence. Little Toona has crashed in the crate in the bedroom and we're about to go keep her company...hopefully I'll get several hours of sleep. She is, of course, freakin' adorable. The big dogs think she is really interesting and want to play. And the cats are alternately horrified and rolling their eyes. Ho hum, another dog.
And this morning's update:
She slept like an angel all night in her crate, not a peep. Ignored her puppy chow (I have a bag, so gave her a little) then nommed some tripe. Took her out in the snowy back yard with me to potty, now she is in the office figuring what she can chew and having puppy hiccups.
Now she is lying on my feet and chewing a rope toy.
  She's being a little angel! Completely silent all night after the initial protest. Sleeping on my feet right now. When she wakes up, it's back outside for potty time, again. I swear she feels when something is close and swerves before she bumps. She also has this funny habit of standing and pointing her head straight up in the air above her head when she hears something. And, she can play fetch. Well, chase.

Toona is a very smart and confident puppy. She is going to need an experienced home to work with her. Don't let those sad eyes fool you!

If you would like to adopt Toona, please fill out our adoption application.
If you would like to donate to Toona's care, please send to
BDRA
PO Box 63401
Philadelphia PA 19114