Glitter was discovered at a high kill shelter, hairless, scared and cold. We were able to rescue her and get her straight to our veterinarians, who confirmed that she has demodex mange (non contagious) and she is being treated with Cephalaxin, flagyl and ivermectrin. We are also giving her fish oil caps and coconut oil.

Glitter was dumped NOT found as a stray. Her so called family allowed her to get to such a condition that there was no way anyone was going to want her. But Coastal LOVES dogs with skin issues - we have such a great support team through our vets and foster network that we can turn these dogs around very quickly.

Not even a year old, she is an exuberant young lady who loves to play & cuddle with the best of them. She is very friendly with dogs, a little afraid of men but we are working on that. She is a typical puppy in that she will actively look for trouble and now she's our "Halloween" dog complete with a Mohawk.

Glitter will do best in a home with another active happy dog - she is mouthy due to her age, will likely need to be crated when unsupervised although she does quite well outside with her best buddy, Rocco while their foster family is at work.