Sherman

Please Welcome Sherman (aka, Sherm, aka The Sherminator), named in memory of Sherman Gillette of the #Gilbert23. This dapper little senior came to us from the Yuma Humane Society (HSOY). He came to HSOY as a stray, with severe dental disease, and it was painful for him to eat!! Sherm went to a temporary foster for vetting in July, he lost any remaining upper teeth, and was left with just a few on the bottom. But he feels SO much better now, and eats like a CHAMP! Sherman  is very quiet, sweet, housebroken, and he LOVES fluffy beds, sunbathing, and most of all, SNUGGLING! In less than 24 hours, he was following his foster mom around, putting his paws on her legs, asking for pets and snuggles. Don’t let his “senior” status fool you, this boy enjoys playing with his youngest foster siblings, squeaky toys, and his foster mama.

The Sherminator is approximately 13-15 years old, neutered, microchipped, and up to date on his vaccinations. He’s about 7.5 pounds, with long “sexy” legs, and super soft fur. Sherm is on Thyroid medication as his levels were slightly elevated, but he doesn’t let that slow him down!

If you would like more information about this sweet senior baby, please email his foster, Danielle.


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