01/07/26 11:14************************?? FINAL MEDICAL PLEA â KEANU ??************************************Needs Adoption or Rescue by 1/30/26Keanu is a 1.5-year-old German Shepherd who has been in the shelter since 8/21/25. He has been diagnosed with Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI) but is currently stable and doing well on treatment.EPI is a condition in which the …
01/07/26 11:14************************?? FINAL MEDICAL PLEA â KEANU ??************************************Needs Adoption or Rescue by 1/30/26Keanu is a 1.5-year-old German Shepherd who has been in the shelter since 8/21/25. He has been diagnosed with Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI) but is currently stable and doing well on treatment.EPI is a condition in which the pancreas does not produce enough digestive enzymes, resulting in poor digestion and nutrient absorption. With pancreatic enzymes added to food and vitamin B12 supplementation, EPI is very manageable, and dogs can live normal, happy lives.On his current regimen, Keanu has: Solid, normal stoolsAppropriate body weightGood overall stability and comfortThe shelter will provide to a dedicated adopter or rescue:A bottle of pancreatic enzymes to mix with foodOral vitamin B12Due to the need for ongoing medical management, the shelter cannot continue long-term care, and Keanu urgently needs adoption or rescue placement. Foster-to-adopt is not available.Keanu deserves a chance to thrive in a home where his simple daily routine can be continued. Please help Keanu find adoption or rescue placement by 1/30/26.************************************************************************************************12/06/25 16:49Meet Keanu, a 1 year old 46 pound male German Shepherd. He is available for rescue or adoption with a waiver, as Keanu has been diagnosed with exocrine pancreatic insufficiency and needs twice daily pancreas supplementation. This handsome boy loves taking in all the good smells on his walks. Keanu warms up beautifully to new people and absolutely melts for gentle pets and affection. Heâs happiest when heâs out exploring and would thrive in any home that enjoys plenty of adventures, whether itâs hiking trails, long walks, or backyard playtime. Keanuâs still working on his social skills with other dogs, so a little extra guidance and positive experiences will help him feel more comfortable. With his eager spirit and loving nature, Keanu is ready to bond deeply with a family who will give him the structure, activity, and love he deserves.12/11/25 14:24What did we do on todayâs adventure:Today was my first Trails & Tails adventure and I was SO excited! I hopped into the car like a pro, and I was ready to see what the day had in store for me. When we got to our walking spot, I could barely contain my enthusiasm. There's just so much to explore and discover! I spent a lot of time with my nose to the ground, sniffing everything - the world is full of fascinating scents, andI want to investigate them all. I'll admit, sometimes my excitement gets the best of me, and I pull a bit on the leash because there's just SO much I want to check out, but I'm still learning. I showed off my 'sit' command for treats, and let me tell you, I am VERY motivated by treats - they're basically the best thing ever! We passed bikes,cars, and people during our walk and I was totally cool with all of them - no big deal. But other dogs? Now that's interesting! I really want to say hi to every dog I see because I think they might want to be my friend.What should potential adopters know about me:Keanu is a handsome, peppy young German Shepherd with all the energy and enthusiasm you'd expect from ayoung dog of his breed. He's very treat motivated and already knows `sit,` showing he's eager to learn and responsive to positive reinforcement training. Keanu loves exploring the world around him and investigating his environment. As a young, energetic dog, he does sometimes pull on the leash in his, so he would benefit from continued leash training and an active owner who can provide both structure andplenty of physical and mental stimulation. He rides well in the car and is non-reactive to bikes, cars, and people. He is very interested in other dogs and gets excited when passing them. He attends playgroup at the shelter, though his youthful exuberance means he can be a bit rough and rowdy with other dogs - he hasn't quite mastered theart of gentle play yet. He is a sweet boy who enjoys petting during breaks and showshis affectionate side when he gets one-on-one attention.Three words to describe me:Energetic, Curious, Enthusiastic 10/30/25 14:58Keanu is a 1-year-old German Shepherd with a curious nose and an even bigger heart. This handsome boy loves taking in all the good smells on his walks. Heâs happiest when heâs out exploring and would thrive in an active home that enjoys plenty of adventures, whether itâs hiking trails, long walks, or backyard playtime.Once heâs had his fill of fun, Keanu loves to relax and soak up attention. He warms up beautifully to new people and absolutely melts for gentle pets and affection. Heâs a smart young dog who already knows how to sit and would love to keep learning with his future family.Keanuâs still working on his social skills with other dogs, so a little extra guidance and positive experiences will help him feel more comfortable around canine friends. With his eager spirit and loving nature, Keanu is ready to bond deeply with a family who will give him the structure, activity, and love he deserves.If youâre looking for a loyal, adventurous, and affectionate companion, Keanu canât wait to meet you â and maybe sniff out a new chapter together!09/10/25 - Keanu is a young, sweet, friendly german shepherd who came into the shelter underweight, but was failing to gain weight with extra feeding. Shelter veterinary team ran extensive gastrointestinal testing and diagnosed Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency, a disease that happens in German Shepherds where the pancreas does not make enough enzymes to allow for proper food digestion and vitamin absorption. Veterinary staff has started him on daily powdered enzyme supplementation at each meal, as well as other supportive care. Prognosis for Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency (EPI) is great with enzyme supplementation, and we expect his stools to improve and his body condition to improve steadily. Dogs with EPI can live a full normal lifespan with lifelong enzyme supplementation in his food. Seeking rescue or committed adopter. Can send pet with several bottles of `pancrepowder` supplement to start.