Sweet Fraser has had a rough 3 years of his life! He is a victim of a neglect and cruelty, but now thankfully has been rescued and looking for a fabulous forever home. This boy is so sweet!

He is all wiggles and very nice. He was great with all the poking and prodding at the vet. He has not been socialized with other animals his whole life, so we are looking for a home that will be able to introduce him to some wonderful dogs and be a leader in his life. He would also do well as an only dog because that is what he is use to. I would recommend no cats--he is a bit too curious.

Here's his story in a nutshell:
Fraser was a cruelty case back in October 2008.  He was found, neglected, emaciated outside, covered in fleas, and dug a whole for protection.  The owners were found and brought to trial.  After being at the spca until his case was worked, he was released and adopted out by the spca.
Several weeks ago a neighbor called about how they saw Fraser with an injured leg.  It was investigated by the spca and the owners had said that he "went through a glass table".  He had a large laceration on his leg.  The spca told them that they had to take care of the leg immediately or they had to surrender him back to the spca.  So they chose to surrender him.  Needless to say, they have been blacklisted from ever adopting from the spca.
Fraser was back at the spca, and eventually I got the phone call, went out to visit him, and just thought he was fantastic.  This poor boy has been to 2 bad homes since Oct 2008--and you would never know by how wonderful he is, so no need to dwell I think.  It is just time that AABR finds the right forever home.
He does not need any follow up care, so no surgeries, etc.  He is healthy and recovering nicely from his injury.  We donations, more towards his kennel stay than anything else.  He is already utd on shots, neutered, and ready to go home!

Please help us get this boy the home he deserves--finally! He is worth it.

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