On March 29th of 2022 Enzo and his siblings were rescued by us. They were just six weeks old at the time, pitiful and precious. They were put into foster homes, vetted, and deeply loved until they all were adopted. Enzo went home in June to his forever family, a family who had previously adopted from us. Six months pass, and Enzo began to display unwanted "claiming," a behavior relatively common in the dog world. After hiring trainers, his behavior became more sporadic and unmanageable for his family. Being with us again for the past seven months has proven difficult. Enzo gets extremely stressed when entering a new place, even with decompression techniques implemented and coping skills taught. He would get bouts of stress colitis, a physical symptom of being overwhelmed with no underlying medical conditions. We have been unsuccessful in finding a longterm solution for Enzo, without risking the safety of our volunteers and fosters. Each of us at TDNR have been overwhelmed, with love for this dog and also realistic expectations moving forward. Exploring every possible option before considering behavioral euthanasia is fundamental to who we are as an organization. For this reason, in a last ditch effort to save Enzo's life, we are raising money to send him to US Canine, a behavioral modification program specifically designed for dogs like Enzo. It is $4,995 for the program he would be attending. Burns, Parvo, surgeries, and other serious medical conditions are equally as expensive to treat. We ask you, from the bottom of our hearts, to consider donating to Enzo's rehabilitation, as it is as life saving as any medical treatment would also be.