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Meet Whiskey

LOCATION: TULSA, OK ADOPTABLE ANYWHERE IN THE USA Whiskey is a gentle giant who spent years surviving on his own before we finally got him back where he belongs. At 92 pounds, he's every bit the classic bloodhound- big, sweet, and built like a tank, with the kind of face that stops you in your tracks. He's arrived a bit skiddish, which makes sense given everything he's been through, but he's settling in and letting his guard down more every day. Whiskey is working through treatment for heartworms, and he's dealing with some hip issues we're still getting answers on. None of that has touched his spirit- he's a survivor through and through. He's going to need a family with patience for his recovery and a soft spot for a big dog who's earned his happy ending.

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Whiskey

BreedBloodhoundSexMaleAge8 years
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Shelter & rescue

Helpless Hounds Rescue
Tulsa, OK

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