At a glance
A little about them
Fiji is a senior, medium-sized Schnauzer/Cairn Terrier mix with a sweet personality and an adorable face. He is easygoing in his foster home, enjoys taking photos, and is doing well with a large-breed dog and a high-school-aged daughter.
Ongoing Health
Fiji recently saw a veterinary ophthalmologist. He does not have glaucoma, so eye removal is not needed. He has some corneal scratching that may improve with time and medication, along with retinal disease that currently allows him to see light. His vision is expected to diminish over time, potentially leading to complete blindness, but dogs can adapt well—especially when given time to adjust while they can still see.
Training & Support
- House-trained
- Spayed
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Health & wellness
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Common questions
Fiji can currently see some light, but his retinal disease is expected to cause his vision to diminish over time and may eventually result in complete blindness.
No. A veterinary ophthalmology evaluation confirmed that Fiji does not have glaucoma, so eye removal is not needed.
Fiji is doing well with a large-breed dog and a high-school-aged daughter in his foster home.