Loving my new home

He is vaccinated and microchipped, not neutered and this will be a condition of adoption unless otherwise advised by a veterinary practitioner, Barrk will pay 100% of this cost, courtesy of funding from the pets at home foundation, he is house trained, only just completed his puppy vaccinations so has not had the opportunity to mix with other dogs until now, not seen or been around cats, there is a teenage child in his current home, will need access to a secure garden, only been in a car twice and is not keen, likewise he hates being in a crate. Hunter was taken straight to the vet by his new family when they got him, as they recognised that something was not right, the vet said he was physically ok, but appears to be severely traumatised, so consequently he is fearful of many things, but not in an aggressive manner, his new family have been working on this but there is still a great deal to do, Hunter would benefit from being in a home where his adopters have the patience, time and commitment to help Hunter Blossom into a happy, confident boy.