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Tuna is a beautiful brindle girl who is completely blind but full of life and love. She enjoys exploring her surroundings, gets excited when she hears people nearby, and loves giving kisses. After being found wandering alone in Texas, Tuna is now in foster care and waiting for a patient, loving forever family.
Ideal Home
Tuna will thrive with a consistent routine, a safe environment, and a family prepared to help her navigate life without sight. She is reported to be good with cats, dogs, and children under 8. A foster home is also welcome while she waits for adoption.
Ongoing Health
Tuna weighs 37 pounds and is blind. She has experienced a couple of seizures since arriving at the shelter and is currently being monitored. Her future family should work with their veterinarian to provide any care she may need. She is spayed, microchipped, vaccinated, heartworm tested if age appropriate, and up to date on preventatives at the time of adoption.
Training & Support
Tuna is house trained. Her new family should provide patience, a consistent routine, and a safe environment to help her feel secure.
Application Details
- Adoption donation: $350
- Tuna is in foster care, and an application must be approved before arranging an appointment to meet her.
- All household members and any dogs in the household must be present to adopt.
- A photo ID is required at adoption.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Tuna is completely blind and will do best with a patient, loving family, a consistent routine, and a safe environment.
Tuna has experienced a couple of seizures since arriving at the shelter and is currently being monitored. Her future family should work with their veterinarian to ensure she receives any care she may need.
Tuna is house trained and is reported to be good with cats, dogs, and children under 8.
Yes. Tuna is currently in foster care and would also love a foster home where she can enjoy a home environment while waiting for her forever family.