Meet Tamborine and Trombone. They are a bonded duo ready to bring twice the love, laughter, and companionship into their forever home. These two foster dogs were found together as strays, and their bond is extra special. They are inseparable in the best way, each complementing the others personality and making daily life more joyful just by being themselves.
They are also a remarkably quiet pairtheir foster mom has never even heard them bark. The only sounds they make are especially endearing. Trombone has the slightest, most gentle howl when he gets excited, andTamborine lets out a happy little trill when she rolls around in the grass.
Trombone is impossible not to smile at. With his big, floppy ears framing his sweet, greying face, he looks like a gentle old soulbut dont be fooled, hes young at heart. Hes happy-go-lucky, always in a good mood, and genuinely up for anything.
Tamborine is a little shy at first but warms up once she feels safe. She loves to snuggle for a while before retreating to her favorite cozy spot, whether thats a crate, under a table, or another little cave where she can relax and recharge.
When Trombone and Tamborine first arrived in foster care, they were not housebroken, but theyve made great strides since then. They are now housetrained, except that Trombone continues to mark in the house. For that reason, Tommy will likely need to wear wraps in the long term as he raises his leg with some frequency.
Both dogs require daily medication:
- Trombone has a heart condition (although you wouldnt know it from his spunky personality) that requires two pills twice a day. Ever ready to eat, he takes his pills easily in a small clump of peanut butter or canned dog food. Because of his heart condition, the vet recommends he not be neutered or have his teeth cleaned.
- Tamborine has an eye condition that requires eye drops twice a day. She takes them without complaint. She is spayed and recently had her teeth cleaned and cherry eye surgically repaired.
