Meryl, now known as Ivy, has met her forever family. She will be in training to be a therapy dog in the near future. She has two fantastic retired adults who will love her and teach her all about living in America. Ivy's home also has two cats for her to get to know and a neighborhood full of dogs to call friends. Welcome to your new home and congratulations to Neil and Peggy.
Meryl 17-084TD
Profile
| In addition to LOVE this dog has the following requirements: | |||||
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| Date Available | Children | Other Dogs | Cats | Fence | Energy Level |
| 5/24/2017 | Good with all ages | Can live with other dogs | Not tested | Optional | Low |
| Meryl is a loving, laid-back kind of girl who loves being with her family. She has gotten along with all the residents in her foster home. She receives treats within the group, has a gentle mouth, and does not mind waiting her turn for the next treat, which is often apple and orange slices or pieces of banana. | |||||
| This is the most recent information available; however, it may change as we learn more about the dog. | |||||
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Adoption fee: $600 |
05/24/2017:
Welcome Meryl to America and RAGOM-land.
Meryl is a Crème Golden who is estimated to be 4 years old. She is up to date on her vaccinations and spayed.
Meryl had significant dental issues found on her first exam, so she had 10 teeth extracted on the 10th of this month. She still has a great smile as her front teeth and canines are intact and one lonely tooth behind the lower left canine with a couple of molars. She will be eating softened kibble for about a week till she has healed her incisions.
Meryl has had no accidents since arriving on the 29th of April. She weighed in at 75 lbs. at the time of her dental surgery. She is eating Fromm's Salmon/Tuna, and that seems to agree with her taste buds and bowel habits. She is getting along with our house residents and fosters. I have not had to kennel Meryl so far, and she sleeps on a dog bed in the family room all night. Meryl gives a little bark or whine if she wants to go outside.
If you think Meryl would be a good fit in your home, please submit an "Inquiry for Application" form. If you have already filled out an "Inquiry for Application", please send an e-mail to application
ragom [dot] org with the Meryl's name, her RAGOM number, the name you submitted the "Inquiry for Application" form under, and a sentence or two why you feel you'd be a good match.
At a Glance #17-084TD
| Golden Retriever | Born: June 2013 |
| Female | Weight not specified |
Status: Adopted
Profile
| In addition to LOVE this dog has the following requirements: | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Date Available | Children | Other Dogs | Cats | Fence | Energy Level |
| 5/24/2017 | Good with all ages | Can live with other dogs | Not tested | Optional | Low |
| Meryl is a loving, laid-back kind of girl who loves being with her family. She has gotten along with all the residents in her foster home. She receives treats within the group, has a gentle mouth, and does not mind waiting her turn for the next treat, which is often apple and orange slices or pieces of banana. | |||||
| This is the most recent information available; however, it may change as we learn more about the dog. | |||||
|
Adoption fee: $600 |
05/24/2017:
Welcome Meryl to America and RAGOM-land.
Meryl is a Crème Golden who is estimated to be 4 years old. She is up to date on her vaccinations and spayed.
Meryl had significant dental issues found on her first exam, so she had 10 teeth extracted on the 10th of this month. She still has a great smile as her front teeth and canines are intact and one lonely tooth behind the lower left canine with a couple of molars. She will be eating softened kibble for about a week till she has healed her incisions.
Meryl has had no accidents since arriving on the 29th of April. She weighed in at 75 lbs. at the time of her dental surgery. She is eating Fromm's Salmon/Tuna, and that seems to agree with her taste buds and bowel habits. She is getting along with our house residents and fosters. I have not had to kennel Meryl so far, and she sleeps on a dog bed in the family room all night. Meryl gives a little bark or whine if she wants to go outside.
If you think Meryl would be a good fit in your home, please submit an "Inquiry for Application" form. If you have already filled out an "Inquiry for Application", please send an e-mail to applicationragom [dot] org with the Meryl's name, her RAGOM number, the name you submitted the "Inquiry for Application" form under, and a sentence or two why you feel you'd be a good match.
Updates
Thursday, June 15, 2017
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
Meryl is having a blast with the new foster puppy Stormy. She has so much patience I wonder if she was a mama at some point in her life.
Meryl has been cat-tested and could care less as long as she has her humans giving her attention. Even with the cat sitting less than 2 feet in front of her face, she remained disinterested. We also have some very small, new baby bunnies in an area of the yard, and she is my first Golden to show no interest. Absolutely amazing for sure.
Meryl pulls quite strongly on the leash, and I will try a Gentle Leader to see if that helps her stay close and slow down.
