06/18/2026
What a wonderful Pupdate on Sunka, now known as Buoy. He sure has the life! Here's his pawrent's report:
We are so lucky to have Sunka, now Buoy (โBoo-eeโ like the things that float in the ocean) in our lives! When he first came home we jokingly called him a "Night Fury", like Toothless from How to Train Your Dragon. Just like Toothless whoโd lost his tail fin, Buoy came to us in a cast following surgery on his back leg for a fracture. At first, he was understandably a bit overwhelmed and dysregulated navigating a new life, and the exercise restriction was tough on an 8 month old puppy! We worked hard to tire him out without straining his leg, and to keep his cast dry (not easy since he hated to have his leg touched at the time and we had to take his cast cover on and off for every trip outside).
Now that the cast is off and the restrictions are lifted, Buoy has completely blossomed into a goofy, sweet, and incredibly affectionate boy whose confidence grows every week. He has a great sense of humor, too.
Plus, Buoy has gotten to start the fun part of recoveryโ rehab! We learned so much about caring for dogs recovering from orthopedic surgery from our angel dog, Falco, who had his leg amputated for osteosarcoma. After he passed away, we thought our trips to the dog pool and rehab vet were over.
But Buoyโs needs brought us right back to the same vet and physical therapist who took such incredible care of Falco, and Buoy has inherited the same love and attention. It is so special to have Buoy working hard in the pool, learning cavalettis, and balancing on the equipment that Falco used to enjoy so much. He also allows us and his physical therapist to touch and stretch his leg, which is incredible progress.
When Buoy isnโt doing physical therapy, he loves to go on pack walks with our friends and their pups (Buoyโs โmentorsโ as we call them). My sisterโs dog, Deimos (who is Falco's biological brother), is his favorite mentor and is actually the one who taught Buoy how to swim ๐
We want to extend a huge thank you to Char-Wills German Shepherd Rescue and everyone who donated to help cover the costs of Buoy's surgery. You all made his recovery possible, and we are so grateful to the Char-Wills community!
Have a wonderful Happy Tails life Buoy! Enjoy the great pictures. Video in comments.