Harry

Harry is the most gentle and kind soul wrapped into a furry four legged friend! Harry came to us because of a medical condition – but more on that in a minute. Harry is around 5 months old and is potty trained (other than an occasional accident in his kennel) and he loves other dogs. Harry is … neutered, up to date on all age-appropriate vaccinations and preventatives, heart-worm negative, and micro-chipped! Now on to how Harry became a Misfit. Harry was born with something called megaesophagus. Don’t google it – Dr. Google will not give you an accurate depiction of this condition, we promise! Harry’s megaesophagus was caused by a textbook persistent right aortic arch. What does this mean? Well Harry was able to have surgery to correct the cause, and is now in the stages of “life after megaesophagus”! He no longer has to eat in his chair – he eats out of a raised feeder and still requires his kibble to be soaked, but hey, who doesn’t love a nice soft dinner?! Other than that, Harry is all things typical dog – he plays, he runs, he jumps, he drinks water, he eats treats… he even naps like any other dog. Harry lives with foster siblings of all sizes and ages and loves everyone. Harry is very gentle and will do great with any family and kids of all sizes. He barks to let you know he’s hungry, but other than that he’s a pretty quiet and polite guy as well. He lives with cats in his foster home and really hasn’t had much interest in them. Harry is great with potty training and kennel training. He will need to use a harness to keep from putting pressure on his throat when out on walks, but other than that he can go on adventures and would love to be someone’s hiking buddy. Harry deserves to have a family to call his own and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for this very special guy! You can send inquiries to our director of adoptions at [email protected].

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