The friendly stray dog that had to lose a leg and now seeks a home

Fro is a 10 years old stray dog that it was diagnosed with cancer at his right front leg. As someone can see in the first picture he was extremely thin like he had given up life. The vet had to remove his leg and arm in order to keep Fro healthy from the disease. Now Fro is a lovely 3 legged dog who really needs a home. It has been a month since the surgery and he seems to recover well.

He is a sleepy dog, who prefers shorter walks than long. He was tested to a dog park and he passed as having neutral social skills. He doesn't really play with dogs but he doesn't bother them aswell. He was also around cats a couple of times and he did not chase them.

What about Fro now?
Well Fro needs to be adopted. A sheltter is not good for him since he is not strong and he can be abused by other dogs. Fro needs a home, a person or a family to take care of him and show him the love he never encountered from a person.

Unable to adopt Fro?
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About Fro / Freud

• Fro is prefered to be the only dog or with another dog of his size or smaller 
• He has no problem with cats yet!
• He does not bite or at least he has never tried to bite anyone
• Approx. 10 year old
• Only 11kg Small-Medium size
• Silent, sometimes you forget you have a dog
• He currently has some heart issues - takes a couple of pills
• Fro poos once or twice a day and he learns quickly to do it outside
• Fro pees two-four times a day, depending how often you take him out
• He does not mind outdoor environment as long as you love him
• Owner depended for stairs - He can climb stairs if they are not slippery
• 3 legged but can walk or run!
• Must be adopted soon - He is currently guest as he recovers from the surgery
• Currently stays in Chania, Crete, Greece, Europe

Please only serious inquiries at contact@alwaysyourfriend.org 

Update: Fro was taken to the vet and he was diagnosed with cardiac arrhythmia. The vet said he has one to two years of life. It is urgent to find a family or a person for him to live the last days of his life with someone.