Jelly Belly is a sweet young Miniature Pinscher whose true personality is currently overshadowed by a severe neurological condition. She exhibits compulsive circling, head turns, and eye movements, requiring a dedicated adopter prepared for significant ongoing veterinary care, including potential MRI and spinal tap. Despite her challenges, she longs for a loving, understanding home that can provide the specialized attention and medical support she urgently needs to thrive.
Special Needs
Severe neurological condition requiring ongoing veterinary follow-up, diagnostics (MRI, spinal tap), and potential long-term care for compulsive circling, head turn, nystagmus, and abnormal proprioception. Dedicated adopters must be prepared for extensive medical needs.
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