Stanley is an approximately 4-year-old bulldog mix who came to TGLBR from a shelter in Indiana for a quiet, loving foster home where he could undergo heart worm treatment.
Stanley loves nothing more than to put his head on his foster mama’s shoulder for an afternoon snooze. He's a big strong guy who loves to be out and about. Stanley does seem to have a broken mechanism when walking—he just falls down and rolls over for belly rubs! 😂. Stanley appears to be fairly well potty trained and was a perfect gentleman at the vet. Of note, he did have a minor reaction (vomiting with a handful of hives) to vaccinations so will need to be premedicated in the future to be safe
Stanley was neutered 8/9 and will have his first heart worm treatment soon after. In the meantime, he is on doxycycline for initial treatment.
12/21/21: Stanley received 2 of the 3 heartworm treatments. The second dose was extremely hard on him so the vet opted to not continue with the third dose. He’ll need to stay on quiet time for several more months but we were excited to learn NO worms were noted during his echocardiogram! His heart structure and function are within normal limits which is exceedingly reassuring! Stan is getting his monthly heartworm preventative and will need a new heartworm test this summer to see if he did clear all of those nasty things. Stanley remains a complete people addict—if he can be snuggling with you, be touching you or receiving belly rubs from you, he’s in heaven!
Interested adopters need to travel to Omaha with all family members and resident dogs to meet Tank.
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Stanley loves nothing more than to put his head on his foster mama’s shoulder for an afternoon snooze. He's a big strong guy who loves to be out and about. Stanley does seem to have a broken mechanism when walking—he just falls down and rolls over for belly rubs! 😂. Stanley appears to be fairly well potty trained and was a perfect gentleman at the vet. Of note, he did have a minor reaction (vomiting with a handful of hives) to vaccinations so will need to be premedicated in the future to be safe
Stanley was neutered 8/9 and will have his first heart worm treatment soon after. In the meantime, he is on doxycycline for initial treatment.
12/21/21: Stanley received 2 of the 3 heartworm treatments. The second dose was extremely hard on him so the vet opted to not continue with the third dose. He’ll need to stay on quiet time for several more months but we were excited to learn NO worms were noted during his echocardiogram! His heart structure and function are within normal limits which is exceedingly reassuring! Stan is getting his monthly heartworm preventative and will need a new heartworm test this summer to see if he did clear all of those nasty things. Stanley remains a complete people addict—if he can be snuggling with you, be touching you or receiving belly rubs from you, he’s in heaven!
Interested adopters need to travel to Omaha with all family members and resident dogs to meet Tank.
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