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Hi, I'm Gumby, a fawn Cane Corso who is ready to find my forever home. I am a devoted, food-motivated companion who becomes a loving shadow dog once I trust you.
I was rescued extremely emaciated at 89 pounds and have since gained over 20 pounds. I am continuing to physically recover while learning to feel safe again. I am skittish and need a patient adopter who will let me progress at my own pace.
Ideal Home
Gumby would do best in a quiet, consistent household with minimal chaos. Older children are best suited to his needs, and a calm, well-balanced dog sibling may help him build confidence. A fenced yard would provide a safe place to decompress and explore.
He is not recommended for a first-time giant-breed owner. His adopter should have patience and experience with fearful or under-socialized dogs and be comfortable with an affectionate, closely attached companion.
Ongoing Health
Gumby is continuing to physically recover from severe emaciation. He is up to date on Rabies, DHPP, and Bordetella vaccines, microchipped, and neutered. Some exceptions may apply.
Training & Support
Gumby goes into his crate on command, uses it as a safe space when startled or overwhelmed, indicates when he needs to potty, and does not have indoor accidents. He also rides well in the car. He will benefit from routine, consistency, and gentle exposure to new experiences at his own pace.
Application Details
- The listed adoption fee is $600 and adoption fees are non-refundable.
- Approved applications are valid for 12 months.
- Meet-and-greets can be scheduled with approved adopters.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Adopters must coordinate transportation from the foster home and must live within the continental United States.
Transportation
Transportation from the foster home to the adopter is the adopter's responsibility to coordinate.
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Gumby would do best in a quiet, consistent household with minimal chaos. Older children, a calm and well-balanced dog sibling, and a fenced yard may suit his needs.
He goes into his crate on command, uses it as a safe space, indicates when he needs to potty, has no indoor accidents, and rides well in the car.
Gumby was rescued extremely emaciated at 89 pounds, has gained over 20 pounds, and is continuing to physically recover. He is also building confidence after a fearful start and needs patience and gentle exposure.
Yes. Meet-and-greets can be scheduled with approved adopters.
Transportation from the foster home to the adopter is the adopter's responsibility to coordinate.