Dozer, a two-year-old mastiff cross, holds a special title: the longest resident in the history of our Adoption Centre.
He came to our hospital after being hit by a car, with a badly broken front leg, and his family surrendered him. The leg was so damaged it had to be amputated. His other front leg was weak, so he needed a custom strengthening brace, made especially for him in the USA.
Recovery took time, and Dozer spent it in foster care with Lisa and Corey. From the start, they planned to adopt him once he got the all clear.
After 386 days in our care, that day came, and Dozer officially became part of their family.