Wiley 21-085

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Wiley was surrendered to RAGOM when her owners decided she would have a better life in another home. Other than some infections, Wiley is a happy, healthy girl. She is good with children, other dogs, and cats. A physical fence is optional for Wiley. She is a laid-back, versatile dog. Wiley needs a home where she will be showered with attention and affection by her family. She is waiting to make some lucky family very happy.

At a Glance #21-085

Golden Retriever Born: February 2013
Female 82 lbs

Status: Adopted

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Wiley was surrendered to RAGOM when her owners decided she would have a better life in another home. Other than some infections, Wiley is a happy, healthy girl. She is good with children, other dogs, and cats. A physical fence is optional for Wiley. She is a laid-back, versatile dog. Wiley needs a home where she will be showered with attention and affection by her family. She is waiting to make some lucky family very happy.

Updates

Tuesday, June 29, 2021

Wiley has found her perfect match with the G family. We all knew when they met her that it was a match made in Heaven.

She will be joining a family with 2 resident dogs, and 4 humans that love her so much already. Wiley will have a life full of walks, playing outside in her fenced in backyard and lots of love and snuggles.

Her new family is so excited to welcome her into their family. She will fit perfectly into their crazy little thing called life.

Tuesday, June 1, 2021

Wiley was welcomed into RAGOM with open arms. She is quite the sweetheart! She is a beautiful 8 year old Golden Retriever who spent the first 8 years of her life in Iowa. She has transitioned into our house perfectly.

Wiley is a very laid back dog. She loves getting all of our love and attention. She loves being around children of all ages, and hasn't met another dog that she doesn't like. We feel that Wiley is the best behaved dog we have ever fostered. She very rarely barks, has not had any accidents in the house and she is a great listener. 

Her initial vet visit showed very serious double ear infections, and bladder infection and Lymes disease. She does not have any symptoms of Lymes disease, so no treatment is needed at this time.

She required very extensive ear cleanings and medications to get her ears in better condition. She tolerated all of that just fine, and after about 4 weeks she is in much better condition. After each ear cleaning she would always give me kisses and snuggles to let me know she was ok. 

Wiley is going to make her adoptive family very happy! She is perfect in every way!!

Wiley 21-085
Wiley 21-085