Kane was literally dead when Kathy McGuire pulled him from a shelter almost eighteen months  ago.  He was in a ketoacidosis state which means his blood sugar was so high (600) he was almost dead.  Kane has diabetes and has to have insulin every day and coupled with that he was hit with a blunt instrument that traumatized one of his eyes!!  It doesn’t hurt him but just looks a little cock eyed!!!

 Kane was rushed to Marlton Animal Hospital where the doctors there saved his life and of course everyone fell in love with him.

Kane was then officially “adopted” by the wonderful people at  West Jersey Volunteers for Animals and they have loved him and helped him through his recuperation period and paid for his medical needs.

 Kane is neutered, up to date on all shots and heartworm/lymes negative. He is handsome, friendly, very playful and has a sweet personality. He likes other dogs and also children. He is presently in a training program with a local training facility to make him even a more adoptable dog, he has learned his commands and to heel on and off leash. He also socializes with other dogs. He has done so wonderfully, he is ready to graduate. But his training with a local training facility will be for life, so whoever adopts him, will be able to bring him back for classes at any time.

If you could please find it in your heart to adopt Kane, this sweet boy needs a responsible home with a family to love him. He will return that love 10 times over.

Kane can be seen most Saturdays, from 1-4, at Pet Smart in Moorestown.

Contact West Jersey Volunteers for Animals

wjvolunteers@yahoo.com or call 856-845-3860.

"For perhaps, if the truth were known, we're all a little blind, a little deaf, a little handicapped, a little lonely, a little less than perfect. And if we can learn to appreciate and utilize the dog's full potentials, we will, together, make it in this life on earth." --Charlotte Schwartz