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2022
​ADOPTED

Flapjack now Jack

8/31/2022

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It’s official… Flapjack (now Jack) is a foster fail! 
 
From his foster, now forever, mom Leanne, “Flapjack (now Jack) is a foster fail!  From the first day he came to us covered in pressure sores and his blood work off-the-charts bad, he grabbed hold of our heartstrings and never let go. It took months of meds to heal him on the outside, but he was always perfect on the inside, so full of love and the desire to be loved. And loved he is!  He has become the ultimate Velcro. I work from home, and he never leaves my side. He lays on the window bench in my office and watches me work, content just to be near. When it’s break time, he bursts outside and runs 100 mph!  In the evenings, Paul teaches him new commands and works with him on manners. He has brought a spark of energy (and sometimes, mischievousness) to our two older GSPs. They didn’t quite know how to take his rowdy and rambunctious ways at first, but they have grown to enjoy the craziness. How can you not love this boy? Flapjack didn’t have an easy start and has overcome so much.  I think his plan all along was to bond so strongly with his entire foster fam (canine, feline, and human) that we wouldn’t be able to say goodbye, and that’s exactly what he did!  We are so excited to become his forever family!”  
 
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    • Our Story
  • ADOPT
    • Adopting a GSP
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    • SEGSP Adopted >
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  • Dogs Ready for Adoption
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  • Foster Dog News
  • Volunteer
    • Volunteer Application - FOSTER
    • Volunteer Application - OTHER OPPORTUNITIES
    • Volunteer PORTAL
  • DONATE
  • Fundraisers
  • RESOURCES
    • How to ID a GSP
    • What To Do If You Find a GSP
    • What To Do If You Lost A GSP
    • Training to Avoid Noise Sensitivity
    • Commonly Asked Questions
  • LOST & FOUND
    • Lost GSPs
    • Found GSPs
  • In Memory Of
    • 2023
    • 2022
    • 2021
    • 2020
    • 2019
    • 2018
    • 2017
    • 2016
    • 2015
    • 2013
    • 2012
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