Re: Greenville Co, SC *** YELLOW LAB X *** GUNSHOT WOUND HEAD *** $250 SPONSOR: HW NEG! 18 MO "GOLDEN GIRL" - SO SWEET - A-118056

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Mar 13, 2026, 10:54:43 AM (14 hours ago) Mar 13
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In a message dated 3/13/2026 9:05:58 AM US Eastern Daylight Time, dm4...@gmail.com writes:
 
3/13 Pupdate; HW NEGATIVE  / 53 LBS
Still needs placement!    
GOLDEN GIRL - $200 Sponsorship - Thank you Sponsor! 
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Golden Girl is a gentle sweetheart who just wants to be close to her people. She may take a moment to warm up, but once she does, she’ll happily lean in for pets and even place her paws in your lap for extra love. Golden Girl isn’t interested in toys or treats—she’d much rather spend time with you! With her calm nature, soft personality, and excellent leash skills, she’d make the perfect snuggly companion for relaxed days and cozy nights.

• Leash Manners: No pull; walks very well on leash
• Tricks: Sit
• Toy Preference: Person; wander and sniff
• More Fun Facts: Does very well on leash; gently puts her paws on your lap for pets; very gentle and very sweet
• Personality Key Descriptors: Affectionate, Chill, Couch Potato, Curious, Gentle, Lap-dog, Patient, Snuggly
• Love Language: Loving pets; sweet talk/baby talk
 
per ACO paperwork: Head injury

p-up from E-clinic

Friendly w/ACO. allow ACO to pick up to put in truck.

ACO verbally told me the report came in as a gun shot wound

Medical update:

Information for adopters: Golden Girl arrived to the shelter after being treated at the emergency clinic for a wound. The ER closed the wound. Golden Girl has been healing well, but is not scheduled to have her sutures removed until 3/12. Until suture removal the e-collar needs to stay on and the incision needs to be monitored. Even after suture removal the area will take time to fully scar down. HW negative No dog to dog yet due to medical – it would most likely just be through a fence.

 

 

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