Sampson
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Sampson
AvailableSampson is a large male Golden Retriever who is an adult. He has a long golden coat and is fully vaccinated and neutered. This affectionate companion currently resides in Chambersburg, PA. While he does not get along with children, he is ready for a dedicated adopter who can appreciate his special needs.
About Sampson
Sampson faced quite a challenge when he arrived at the shelter, dealing with severe skin and ear infections, flea infestations, and patchy fur. Thankfully, with the right treatment, heโs now recovering well and seeing his fur grow back nicely. He has hypothyroidism, which means heโll need medication for life and regular veterinary check-ups to monitor his thyroid levels. Additionally, heโs on a special diet due to food allergies, so someone who understands his needs is crucial. This affectionate guy thrives in an adult-only home, where he can enjoy plenty of walks and explore the great outdoors. He loves to lay with his head in your lap, blissfully unaware of his impressive size. Sampson is neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, tested negative for Heartworm and Lyme, and microchipped. Heโs ready for a loving forever home where he can truly shine. Think you can provide that home for him?
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Questions about Sampson
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Sampson, being a Golden Retriever, usually thrives in an environment that provides both space to roam and outdoor activities. He enjoys walking and sniffing around, so a home with a yard would be ideal.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Sampson benefits from having ample outdoor space to play. Regular walks and a yard where he can explore are great for keeping him happy and healthy.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Sampson does not get along well with children, so he would do best in an adult-only household where his needs can be fully understood.










