Oli was adopted by the Swagart Family, March 2020
Oli, DOB January 2016, recently came into rescue as the family knew she wasn’t getting the attention she deserved and Oli was having some skin issues.
Her paw chewing seems to be a result of boredom from being crated while the family was at work so she would be happiest with a human that was around during the day with her. She has been checked by our vet and we have completed a couple rounds of medication and her skin is improving.
She was raised with a chihuahua and so far seems okay with the dachshunds and cats in her foster home. Oli is also doing well with the two male Danes in her foster home. She needs time to get to know a new dog and would likely be okay with a smaller dog or as the only dog in the home.
Oli is house broken & crate trained. She is also spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccines and heartworm tested negative and on a monthly preventative.
