About FLASH

Name: Flash (formerly Stevie Wonder) Age: DOB 7/22/22 Breed: Feist (a small hunting dog, descended from terriers), will most likely be a medium sized dog when adult Sex: Male, not neutered Location: Pike County, AR For videos of Flash, please visit: https://youtu.be/T4YVVSS73M4 and https://youtu.be/auWgNfJPc2c Rescue Information: Flash is with Dime's Legacy Animal Sanctuary https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063763854284 and https://www.facebook.com/nlfant Please email [email protected] or [email protected] if you're interested in Flash! Vet Information: Flash has had 2 distemper/parvo vaccinations since the rescue is able to administer those vaccines. He has not had a rabies vaccination. Flash has not seen a vet, been heartworm tested, or microchipped. His rescue thinks that he may have some vision but it is limited. From Flash's Rescue: Flash was born to a mother who came into his rescue as a stray. She is a medium sized dog, and his rescue believes that is what he will be. They feel like he would do better in a home with someone that can help with training a dog that is vision impaired. Flash is an inside dog that is crated. He is not housebroken or leash trained. He doesn't know any commands and has not had any training. Flash is described as being outgoing, good with men, women, and teenagers. He might be fine with smaller children, but he is a puppy who likes to jump when he gets excited. Flash is good with other dogs, but he has not been around other animals. He is not possessive of toys, treats or food and has never snapped or bitten anyone. His rescue feels that Flash would adapt well to new situations and surroundings despite his blindness because he's a happy dog that wants to play and be around people. His rescue tells us that Flash is a very sweet boy that is a very active puppy. They believe he'd benefit from a home that can dedicate time to training and socializing him. His Rescue Would Like You To Know: 'He would love to play with other dogs. He's very sweet but needs some training. I have to keep him crated because I have other dogs in my rescue, and I don't want him to get hurt. I believe he has some vision if you are very close to him.' **Owner Surrender Disclaimer: These are blind or visually impaired dogs who are not in BDRA foster homes. They are living in homes or are with other rescues, but their owners can no longer keep them or their rescues are seeking permanent placement, such as an adoptive home, for them. We do our best to screen these dogs, but make no guarantees regarding the information posted.**

Pike County
Arkansas