Name : Amos
Sex : Male
Approximate Age : 2 – 2.5 Years
Purebred or Mix : Mix
Color : Brown
Coat Type : Brush
Adoption Donation Requested : $225 – Thanks to a generous donator, Amos’ adoption donation has been taken care of.
Foster Location:  Woodstock, GA
Approximate Size/Weight :  50 lbs
Dog Friendly : Yes
Cat Friendly : TBD
Small Child Friendly : Has not been exposed to children under the age of 6 years old.  Was well behaved with a 6 year old and 8 year old child.
Energy Level :  Laid back

NOTES :
UTD on shots, microchipped, neutered, and has had entropion surgery.  Amos is heartworm positive and is, now, completing his 2nd round of Doxycycline.  He is also on Heartguard every 2 weeks.  The Heartguard treatment will need to continue until he is re-tested in August.

Update 3/25/16:  Hi, my name is Amos and I am waiting for my forever home. Now that I have put on weight and my fur has grown in I am a handsome dude. I am a loving little guy who just wishes to curl up next to you and be petted. I also enjoy lying in the sun and chasing bees, which my foster mom hates. 

About this Pei :
I am Amos and recently moved from Alabama to Georgia when I was rescued from doggie jail by the nice people at Florida Shar Pei Rescue.

I had a rough time at the shelter and seeing the doctor was quite traumatic for me, too.  I was so scared because I haven’t been feeling good for a little while now.  The doctor said my heart and lungs sound good. He put me on some medicine and Heartguard to treat the worms in my heart. I have something called a bacterial skin infection and an urinary tract infection with bladder crystals. I guess that’s why my skin is so itchy and I have to pee so much.  The doctor says I have to take medicine for 2 whole weeks to make these infections go away. My ears are infected, too, and, yep, I am on medicine for that, too. My foster mom says I am still very skinny and need to gain some weight but with all these pills I don’t know if there will be room for food in my belly, too. I need entropion surgery for my lower eyelids and something called neutering. Foster Mom says, “I think that he should be in much better shape in a couple weeks after good food and TLC. I am sure he was very stressed at the city pound.”  Boy is she right about that!  I am so glad to have been rescued by FSPR.  After I get better I am going to be looking for my very own forever home.  If you think that can be with you, please fill out an adoption application!

Love, Amos