Adoptable (Official) Georgia Dogs for July 19, 2023

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Adoptable (Official) Georgia Dogs for July 19, 2023

Darien is a young male Labrador Retriever mix puppy who is available for adoption from The Humane Society of South Coastal Georgia in Brunswick, GA.

Darien was transferred in from a local veterinarian clinic. Obviously he had excellent care before and after his arrival. Darien is an adorable little lab/bulldog mix. He is currently just under 7 pounds. Because his breed is a guess and his history is a mystery, we can’t wait to see what he grows into! Darien is very playful, outgoing, and sociable. He has just enough white in his coat to complement that handsome black. Do you have time to love, play with, housetrain and obedience train a loveable pup? Email reception@hsscg.org for an appointment or stop by Tuesday through Saturday 11 to 4. Darien is neutered, microchipped, and started on core vaccines.

Asha is an adult female Labrador Retriever mix puppy who is available for adoption from The Humane Society of South Coastal Georgia in Brunswick, GA.

Asha is a gorgeous Treeing Walker girl who was found as a stray. Sadly, she was never reclaimed by her owner. Asha is very sweet and very gentle. She does have plenty of energy though, and loves to run! Although Asha is figuring out that she is in a safe place, she is still nervous in this new situation. A patient adopter who is willing and able to help her come out of her shell would be fantastic! Asha was heartworm positive on arrival, but is available as a foster to adopt while she undergoes treatment by our veterinarian. Email reception@hsscg.org for more information or an appointment to meet Asha. You can also just stop by Tuesday through Saturday 11 to 4. Asha is spayed, microchipped and current on core vaccines.

Nova is a young female Labrador Retriever and Hound mix puppy who is available for adoption from The Humane Society of South Coastal Georgia in Brunswick, GA.

Nova came in from a rescue situation along with Cayman and Corvette. She wasn’t quite a fortunate as them, though (so far). Nova has a rare disorder known as Craniomandibular Osteopathy. (CMO) is the result of bone swelling during the growth of the bones of the skull and jaw. Sometimes, only the jaw is involved. As such, young dogs between the ages of three and eight months are the most commonly afflicted. It can cause the jaw to swell completely shut. Obviously That didn’t happen with little miss Nova. Our veterinarian believes it is entirely possible Nova will outgrow this condition and live a completely normal life. For more information on Nova, email staci@hsscg.org. How could anyone resist that precious face? Nova is the sweetest girl ever! She is good with other dogs, loves people and is walking well on a leash. Nova is also learning to sit! Housebreaking should be fairly easy with positive reinforcement and patience. Nova is spayed, microchipped and has started on core vaccines.

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