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Sully (aka Wesley) Sully was a little sad when I first met him as his family of 5 years had left him behind and he had a few long-standing infections on the go. His infections are all gone now and despite not wanting to eat at the shelter, he dug right into his first meal at home and has continued to have a healthy appetite since then.
Sully is a really lovely dog – he is very good-natured and enjoys the company of people and other dogs. In fact, he sometimes enjoys them too much and tries to follow them home! We are still working on off-leash skills as Sully likes to dawdle and to wander and occasionally to adopt new people for his own. Sully has charmed all of the staff at the vet clinic, and in fact most people tell me he’s quite adorable. I agree whole-heartedly and think that I am pretty lucky that I got to bring him home with me J
Update April '19 This handsome fellow is Sully. He will be 13 in July, and he was 5 when I got him from the SPCAWQ. It took us a while to get his skin and ear and eye issues sorted out, but now that he eats kangaroos (not whole ones, just kangaroo dog food) and gets daily medication he’s looking and feeling fine. Sully is a true ‘gentle giant’ and captures people’s hearts from the moment they look into his big brown eyes. He loves sniffing everything very thoroughly (and has no concept of personal space), burying his head in your lap while you scratch his ears, napping (memory foam beds only please!), wading in shallow water and searching for treasures and getting all of the attention from all of the people. Sully is incredibly calm, incredibly quiet and incredibly sweet. Thank you SPCAWQ for looking after Sully (formerly known as Wesley) while he waited for his fur-ever home. He is a gem and I am so fortunate that I got to bring him home with me.
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