Archie the Golden Doodle

owner relinquish - April 2024

🎉 10/6/24 - REALLY GREAT NEWS FOR ARCHIE - HE’S BEEN ADOPTED AND NOW HAS HIS VERY OWN FURVER HOME! 🎉

** BIG NEWS! IN A RESCUE-TO-RESCUE TRANSFER, ARCHIE IS JOINING THE CALIFORNIA DOODLE RESCUE! **

ARCHIE HAS BEEN LISTED AT CALIFORNIA DOODLE RESCUE’S ADOPTABLE DOGS:

#CampCockerArchie

#CampCockerMedicalDogRescue

ARCHIE’S STORY

ARCHIE is a 3-year-old male Golden Doodle who was owner-relinquished due to the owner’s inability to provide urgently needed medical care.

UPDATE 7/23/24 - Archie is officially 60 pounds which looks just right for him. As his hair grows back in following his shave-down, Archie is looking exceptionally handsome with his thick curly doodle fur! He’s all ready to find his new furever home!

ARCHIE’S STORY:

Archie was relinquished to his veterinarian in April, approximately two weeks after he ate a sock that became lodged in his intestines. X-rays showed that the ingested sock was completely blocking his digestive tract. He was no longer eating, and had become severely underweight

Archie was urgently in need of surgery to extract the sock but was too weak for immediate surgery when he was relinquished. He was started on a course of antibiotics and pain meds, and was given a plasma transfusion.

Shortly after he was relinquished, the vet reached out to Camp Cocker with an SOS plea to take Archie into our rescue - to care for him while he heals, and ultimately to help him find a forever home to love & nurture him. We agreed, of course!

During Archie’s surgery, the day after he was relinquished, the veterinarian observed that his intestines were full of feces which had no place to go due to the blockage. As a result, his intestines were expanded & stretched to the max! Following the surgery, he remained on IV fluids and was fed a micro amount of food every few hours so that his intestines could begin slowly adjusting to food. He was starving, and unhappy, but feeding him even a little too much could cause “refeeding syndrome” and his organs could begin to fail!

In the weeks of recovery that have followed, Archie has been gaining weight at an appropriate pace. He visits the vet once a week for blood work & B-12 injections, and is a happier & healtheir boy these days! As of July 15, Archie weighs about 60 pounds - and he looks spectacular! 🎉

On Thursday, July 11, Archie was neutered, and also had another small surgery called a gastropexy, which will help to protect him from experience intestinal “bloat” in the future. We now, finally, pronounce him ready for adoption!!

Archie is so ready to find his furever home! A secure yard where he can run & stretch those long legs would be wonderful for him! He is full of puppy energy. He is sweet, affectionate, loves people, and wants to play with other dogs! He is potty trained and lets his caregivers know when he needs to go outside to potty.

** Archie is very mouthy and will grab food, or anything looking or smelling like food, out of human hands when least expected!  For this reason, to prevent any accidents he should be in a home with no children! **

** Archie is a bundle of playful energy, which is appropriate for his age, and he’s big and strong as well. When being playful with smaller dogs, he may be overly enthusiastic and jump on them - but he would enjoy a home with another dog. He does not like cats! **

ARCHIE IS BEING FOSTERED IN THE LOS ANGELES AREA

Click on the ADOPT ARCHIE button below for information about our application process and the application.

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>> BIG NEWS! IN A RESCUE-TO-RESCUE TRANSFER, ARCHIE IS JOINING THE CALIFORNIA DOODLE RESCUE WHERE HE WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION SOON! <<


THESE PHOTOS ILLUSTRATE ARCHIE’S DESPERATE CONDITION WHEN HE WAS RELINQUISHED TO THE VETERINARIAN IN APRIL 2024


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