He was first spotted as small, dirty, black and grey matted hair Hobo, being chased in the street by other dogs standing guard in front of their homes. When we approached to help him, he ran away. It took us 4 blocks of chasing him and finally cornering him, to get this little scared dog to surrender to our good intentions.

Immediately we took him to a groomer / vet to relieve him of thick clumps of matted dog hair that were knotted throughout his body. He must have been in extreme discomfort, because as the pads of knots were cut away, the skin below was inflamed as the knots were constantly pulling with every move he made. We also noticed that he had never been neutered and most likely had been in the streets for at least 6 months.

Hobo has a long road ahead of him and he needs your help! After Snap 4Dx testing, blood work and ultrasounds, little Hobo has been diagnosed with a urinary infection, bladder cistitis, kidney stones, chronic coughing, heartworms and a displaced hip. After we have rehabilitated his health we will have him neutered.

Approximate cost to rehabilitate for adoption is $13,900 Mexican Pesos. Little Hobo wants to thank everyone in advance who supports him through this process.