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Next Draw: September 22 — Jackpot: $33,570 and growing!

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Next Draw: September 22
Jackpot:
$33,570 and growing!

Play SCARS’ Chase the Ace for a chance to win the growing jackpot while helping provide care, shelter, and second chances for animals.

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Meet Bob! Bob is only one year old, but he already has a lifetime of grit to show for himself. After being abandoned at a fire station with extensive injuries, SCARS was able to step in and get him the veterinary care he desperately needed. After being assessed by the veterinary team, Bob underwent FHO (femoral head ostectomy) surgery to help him recover from his injuries. Now, this gentle boy is beginning the next chapter of his journey: healing, rebuilding his strength, and learning that he is finally safe. Despite everything he has experienced, Bob is an incredibly sweet, loving, and gentle dog. He has a soft heart and loves being around people. His kind nature makes it hard not to root for this special boy. Bob's recovery will take time, and he is looking for a patient and understanding home that can support him throughout his rehabilitation. His new family will need to be prepared to follow his veterinary care plan, keep him appropriately rested while he heals, and celebrate his progress along the way. Bob has already shown just how resilient he is. Now he deserves a family who will give him the patience, compassion, and love he needs to heal and discover what a happy life can look like. Bob's past may have been difficult, but his future can be filled with love.

Available for adoption

Good with Cats

Leash Trained

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Animal Type(s): Dog
Gender: Male
Color: Cream/Yellow
Approx. date of birth: September 3, 2024
Breed: Mixed Breed
Weight: 50.7 lbs
Please note: If other cats/dogs in your home are not spayed/neutered, we may deny your application. SCARS exists due to lack of spaying/neutering and it is our goal to end this cycle. If there is a documented medical reason for your animal to not be spayed/neutered, we will work with you.