From the owner:

My uncle and I have a Rottweiler which I rescued 2 1/2 years ago from some guy that had drug issues and just liked to party all the time, so Noche (Then Spike) was in his kennel alone alot and dirty. Luckily the guy also purchased his basic vet care for pups and he has all his shots and we’ve kept up with his rabies shots. I paid for some basic training with a trainer to learn how to walk him and be able to do some basic commands with him. This was when he was just a pup. We provided him with a back yard to run around and received attention from both my uncle and I till I moved away and then my uncle has taken care of him since then. About two months ago my uncle got a really bad infection from a wound on his foot and he is diabetic. So, he was hospitalized and in rehab for like 2 months. He is no longer able to care for Noche or play with him due to the situation with his foot and his health in general. In his place the lady who cares for my mom has been letting him out and feeding him over the past few months. But we feel he deserves better than that. He is just like a big puppy. Loves to play, is very affectionate and a very handsome dog. I’ve seen a lot of Rottis but this one is a charmer. He’s Kennle trained so he will  go right into his kennel when you open the door. He’s a big ham as you will see in the pictures. Of course he’s a Rotti so he makes an excellent guard dog, likes a lot of attention & he’ll become your friend for life. If you could please find him a home with someone that can really care for him and continue to train him properly if possible. He’s about to turn 3 years old and neutered. I was told he’s purebred but I was never given any of his paper. I do have all his shot records and he has a microchip installed  TruePaws Combo to identify him is lost. Just need to switch that over to the new parents’ info. Attached please find some amazing pics of this beautiful creature and give me a call to let me know if you can help or who can help or any other suggestions you can offer.

Please contact Kathy 305 401 4693 if interested in Noche.