Creekside Farm

These puppies have had quite a rough start in life. It all started when they were attacked inside of their kennel by a skunk in the middle of the night. Within a couple of days I got the call with the bad news, the skunk tested positive for rabies. Since the pups were too young to be vaccinated, we were informed that our options were euthanasia or quarantine with a vet for 4 months per NC law. We immediately called our vet and then vet hospitals and clinics all over North Carolina with no luck. We only had that day to either find a vet that would quarantine or they would have to euthanize. We tried our best but could not locate anyone that would take on that many puppies. So animal control came out to euthanize that afternoon. When they arrived and saw their faces, both officers pulled out their phones and began calling. After calling numerous vets they finally found High Point Vet Hospital. They took all the puppies in that same day and were able to keep them together. We are extremely thankful for all of the vets and staff that made it possible. After 2 months we were able to bring the puppies home to finish out their quarantine. These puppies have been able to stay together and we can say for certain that they have not missed any love and affection at any point along the way. It's been quite the roller coaster ride but these sweet puppies deserve a loving forever home.