Annie

<h2>Meet Annie A Gentle Soul Ready to Bloom </h2><br/><br/><p><strong> Fostered in Bethlehem, PA through Rogers' Rescues</strong></p><br/><br/><p>Annie is a 4-year-old Redbone Coonhound with the softest velvety fur and an even softer heart. Weighing about 48 lbs right now, she's a little underweight and still needs to gain about 8 pounds after a stressful stay at a KY shelterbut with love, stability, and good meals, she's already starting to thrive.</p><br/><br/><p>Annie's story is one of quiet resilience. She spent over 4 months in the shelter, where she completely shut down. Because she was so shutdown, she was easily overlooked by potential adopters despite being a staff favorite and being featured on the local KY news. The shelter rescue coordinator knew this sweet girl deserved more than a life in a kennel on cold concrete, so she reached out to Rogers' Rescues for help in finding the loving home she truly deserves.</p><br/><br/><p>Since being in foster care, Annie has begun to blossom. She is still a sensitive girl who can be startled by loud noises and the unpredictability of the world, but she has learned to trust the people around her and embrace all of luxuries of being in a house. She'll gently approach for love and attention, showing just how much she wants to connect, or politely grab a bone and curl up on a bed and happily chew away. The concrete abrasions on her legs resulting from laying on concrete floors are healing and she is starting to gain weight--all signs of her settling into her comfortable new life.</p><br/><br/><p>Annie truly shines in a calm, predictable environment where she feels safe. She would do best with a patient adopter who understands shy dogs and is willing to give her time to continue building confidence. In return, you'll get a loving, loyal companion. She's already proven how much she can grow once she feels securenow she just needs a forever family to show her that the world isn't so scary after all.<br /><strong><br />More Details About Annie:</strong></p><br/><br/><ul><br/><br/><li>Housebroken and crate trainedshe actually <em>likes</em> her crate!</li><br/><br/><li>Very gentle and easy to have in the home</li><br/><br/><li>Loves other dogs and happily shares a bed with them</li><br/><br/><li>Enjoys chewing on dog bones</li><br/><br/><li>Loves to sit by the window and watch the world go by</li><br/><br/><li>Fine with cats (she was cat-tested at the shelter)</li><br/><br/><li>Walks nicely overall and sits politely for her harness (though squirrels can be <em>very</em> exciting and she may pull!)</li><br/><br/></ul><br/><br/><p> <strong>If you're looking for a sweet, gentle dog who will reward your patience with trust and love, Annie just might be your perfect match. Any interested adopters must be willing to drive to meet her in person in Bethlehem, PA. Please note that we do not hold dogs. </strong></p> If you are interested in adopting a dog, please fill out our application. Meetings will not be scheduled without an application. <br/><br/><br/><br/>Please visit our website www.rogersrescues.com to learn more about this amazing pet and to see other available dogs.

Meet Annie A Gentle Soul Ready to Bloom

Fostered in Bethlehem, PA through Rogers' Rescues

Annie is a 4-year-old Redbone Coonhound with the softest velvety fur and an even softer heart. Weighing about 48 lbs right now, she's a little underweight and still needs to gain about 8 pounds after a stressful stay at a KY shelterbut with love, stability, and good meals, she's already starting to thrive.

Annie's story is one of quiet resilience. She spent over 4 months in the shelter, where she completely shut down. Because she was so shutdown, she was easily overlooked by potential adopters despite being a staff favorite and being featured on the local KY news. The shelter rescue coordinator knew this sweet girl deserved more than a life in a kennel on cold concrete, so she reached out to Rogers' Rescues for help in finding the loving home she truly deserves.

Since being in foster care, Annie has begun to blossom. She is still a sensitive girl wh

Meet Annie A Gentle Soul Ready to Bloom

Fostered in Bethlehem, PA through Rogers' Rescues

Annie is a 4-year-old Redbone Coonhound with the softest velvety fur and an even softer heart. Weighing about 48 lbs right now, she's a little underweight and still needs to gain about 8 pounds after a stressful stay at a KY shelterbut with love, stability, and good meals, she's already starting to thrive.

Annie's story is one of quiet resilience. She spent over 4 months in the shelter, where she completely shut down. Because she was so shutdown, she was easily overlooked by potential adopters despite being a staff favorite and being featured on the local KY news. The shelter rescue coordinator knew this sweet girl deserved more than a life in a kennel on cold concrete, so she reached out to Rogers' Rescues for help in finding the loving home she truly deserves.

Since being in foster care, Annie has begun to blossom. She is still a sensitive girl who can be startled by loud noises and the unpredictability of the world, but she has learned to trust the people around her and embrace all of luxuries of being in a house. She'll gently approach for love and attention, showing just how much she wants to connect, or politely grab a bone and curl up on a bed and happily chew away. The concrete abrasions on her legs resulting from laying on concrete