Rhen-Adopted

Helena, MT

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Sweet Rhen is a delightful English Pointer who found herself in rescue at the tender age of approximately 8 months. Her journey began when she was discovered wandering the picturesque hills and expansive ranches of Helmville, Montana. A kind-hearted tourist stumbled upon her as she roamed the roadside and decided to intervene by picking her up and taking her to a nearby local bar, where they hoped to find her a safe haven. Fortunately, a compassionate local resident took Rhen home for the night, providing her with shelter and care until our rescue team could arrive the following day to bring her to safety.

Upon her arrival, Rhen weighed a mere 26 pounds, which was significantly underweight for her breed and age. She was promptly treated for giardia, underwent deworming, received updates on all her vaccinations, and was microchipped to ensure her safety and security. After a period of proper care and nourishment, Rhen now proudly weighs 35 pounds, which is an ideal and healthy weight for her.

Rhen has blossomed in her new environment, and one of her favorite activities is off-leash running with her canine companions every day. She loves to find bones on the trail and carry them around. She will even pick up pinecones and carry these around the yard. This not only allows her to expend energy but also helps her build confidence in a social setting. Initially, Rhen exhibited timidity around new humans, often shying away from unfamiliar faces. However, she has made remarkable progress and now warms up to people both in the comfort of her foster home and while exploring the trails. Her strong motivation for food has played a crucial role in her training, particularly in addressing her fear of loud noises, which can be quite common in rescue dogs. Rhen has established a routine where she sleeps soundly in her kennel throughout the night, demonstrating her adaptability and comfort in her safe space. During car rides, she travels quietly in her kennel, although she may pant initially due to excitement or anxiety; however, she does not exhibit any signs of vomiting and eventually settles down to relax in her kennel.