Summary
Joey, a disabled Weimaraner puppy with a birth defect in his front leg, is looking for a loving home. He was rescued as a stray in California and is being cared for by the Northern California Weimaraner Rescue until he finds an adopter. Joey is active and playful, and his condition does not cause him pain.
Key Facts
- Joey is a Weimaraner puppy with a birth defect called ectrodactyly on his front paw.
- He was rescued as a stray and taken to a shelter before being helped by Northern California Weimaraner Rescue.
- Despite his defect, Joey can run and play without pain.
- He is currently in a foster home and is looking for a permanent family.
- Joey's defect results in missing bones in his paw, but surgeons advised it does not currently need surgery.
- The rescue is considering options for Joey if he needs more support for his paw as he grows.
- Joey enjoys playing, especially in water, and exhibits typical puppy behavior.
- The ideal home for Joey would be with someone who understands his needs and can let him safely explore and play.
