Greta D15672

Greta is in need of a new foster, through no fault of her own. Please email [email protected] if you can foster Greta. Hello, My name is Greta. I came from IL. I was an owner surrender to a clinic since it is suspected hydrocephaly and vision impairment. She originally came in under the hospice program but after vetting assessment it was determined she still has quite a bit of life to live so she "graduated" and became adoptable. From her foster: Greta is an adorable, happy, sweet pup. She loves playing with my resident dogs and lives for cuddles. She's the best little spoon! Greta does have limited vision, however, it does NOT impede her life or finding her way around. She spins in cirlcles when she's excited- especially at meal time- but she always finds the bowl.. She's a truly joyful addition to anyone's life. From the Vet: Greta has been diagnosed with suspected congenital hydrocephalus and as a side affect of that has some visual impairment. This means that she might need a little extra help finding her way around. Despite this, she still loves to explore her world and relies on her other senses. Despite this diagnosis Greta can still enjoy a wonderful, full life. However, it is important for her adopter to continue regular check-ups with their primary care veterinarian (DVM) to monitor and manage her condition as she ages. Greta is potty trained, but she does frequently go to the bathroom in her crate. She would do best in a home where her family is home often