dove

Name: Dove
Brand: Community Animal Rescue Effort (CARE)

American Pit Bull Terrier/German Shepherd Dog

Columbus, INAvailable for adoption0 views

Dove is super special. He's a puppy diagnosed with neospora. His hind legs are paralyzed. But guess what?! His medication is working. His hind legs are beginning to move independently. He hops more than he drags his legs. Dove is a fluff nugget of love.Dove's medications are minimum $109/month. Dove also requires vet appointments to monitor his neosporosis level. Serious inquiries only.3/27/26: Dove is no longer on medication or doing PT. He is an active pup ready for his forever home. Neosporosis has remained dormat, for now!

Personality & Traits

🏠The Butler💊

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What Dove Needs

Dove is happy with:

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Dove's care needs are:

Requires extra care for manufacturing defectsNeosporosis. Paralyzed hind legs.Indoor onlyNeeds daily meds

Additional Information

Sex: male
Age: 1 · Adult
Size: medium · 51 lbs
Color: Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut with Black
Coat: Long
Listed: September 25, 2026

Adoption Fee

$250

Each organization sets the adoption fee for their animals. Adoption fees help cover the cost of this animal’s care as well as allowing the organization to help more animals.

Organization Information

Community Animal Rescue Effort (CARE)

rescue

Columbus, IN

No Phone Number Provided

columbuscare@gmail.com

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C.A.R.E. is a non-profit, all volunteer and foster-based animal rescue located in Columbus, Indiana working to promote animal welfare through community awareness, education and responsible pet adoptions. We promote spaying and neutering as the way to relieve the number of animals entering our local shelters.. We work with local shelters to help with overpopulation and to increase the number of adoptions.