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Charlie was suffering from a blocked urethra and painful bladder stones, and his owner faced the difficult decision to euthanize him or surrender him. The amazing staff at @MedVet Emergency Clinic contacted us so he could get the lifesaving care he needed. We immediately stepped in.

Thanks to our incredible vet team, Charlie was unblocked, had his bladder stones removed, and also underwent NARES surgery and a soft palate resection so he can finally breathe easier. He was also treated for double ear infections and allergies.

If you're looking for a super chill, oversized lapdog that loves cuddles, Charlie is your boy! He is adorable, loves all people, and is great with dogs of all sizes. He patiently puts up with his 15lb three-legged puppy foster sister and has made doggy friends everywhere he goes. He is super affectionate and loving. He is just an easy-going dude that likes to eat, play, chew toys, and then take long naps. He is a hilarious, big-bulldozer-of-a dog who unintentionally rearranges furniture and snores like a grown man. We have a ramp set up so he can walk up to the couch, and he would happily spend all of his time with his head or most of his body on you while you relax and binge-watch your favorite shows. He is the definition of a couch potato.

Charlie is an absolute big hunk of love! He has been shuffled around too many times in his life through no fault of his own, and he absolutely deserves a loving home to comfortably live out his golden years.

House trained? Yes, he was house-trained before his surgery, but with the urinary infection and stone irritation, he is regaining his bladder control. He always poops outside.

Describe how they are on a leash? Good. He only requires very short potty walks

Describe how they are with other dogs? Great. Can be playful for short periods.

Have they been around cats or other animals? How were they? not tested

Commands they know? not sure, maybe "be cute" and "sit".

What are their favorite things? squeaky toys, people, kids, dogs, meals, cuddles

What do they need to work on? nothing! He's such an easy boy

How are they when left alone? How long have they been left alone? Great. He happily sleeps in his crate. We have not had to leave him for more than 3 hours

Where do they sleep? Crate

What is their ideal home? Charlie would love humans who give him lots of love and affection. He could live in almost any environment. He is super low maintenance. With some big comfy beds and a few toys, he could happily nap the day away.

The Adoption fee is $325.
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