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A little about them
Naomi McGee is a joyful, affectionate 9.5-pound Chi/Pom mix who is social, playful, and loves everyone she meets. She enjoys road trips, fetch, snuggling under the covers, dog parks, hikes, and outdoor cafes, pubs, and events.
Ideal Home
Naomi would thrive in a calm, supportive home where she can be included in daily life. She is wonderful with small dogs, friendly with cats, and good with older children. Larger dogs can be overwhelming for her. She can stay home alone with other dogs; she may occasionally be vocal but almost always settles and naps with the other pets.
Ongoing Health
Naomi has congenital megaesophagus and has been evaluated by an internist at SAGE RWC. Her care routine includes:
- Omeprazole and Sildenafil, which she takes without difficulty
- Eating in an upright position
- Consistent, mindful mealtimes
- Internist visits every six months at SAGE
Her medications cost approximately $75 per month. Experience with megaesophagus is helpful but not required, and her foster family will guide her adopters through her care routine.
Training & Support
Naomi is house-trained and does well with a consistent routine.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Adoptions are local and confined to the San Francisco Bay Area.
- The suggested adoption donation is $300.
Naomi is ready to meet her forever family.
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Naomi has congenital megaesophagus. She eats in an upright position, follows routine and mindful mealtimes, takes Omeprazole and Sildenafil, and sees an internist every six months at SAGE.
No. Experience is helpful but not required, and Naomi's foster family will guide her adopters through her care routine.
She is wonderful with small dogs, friendly with cats, and good with older children. Larger dogs can be overwhelming for her.
Yes. Naomi stays home alone with other dogs. She may occasionally be vocal but almost always settles and naps with the other pets.