Annie and Bailey - Currently Enrolled in Prison Training Program

Annie and Bailey participating in our 6-week training program at the Kinross Correctional Facility where they will learn all of their basic manners and more! To apply to be considered to adopt Annie or Bailey when they are finished with their training (around the end of September), copy the following link into your browser: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc32qiY0ZwfwWWCvwbez84qwp0nfDsRregpEXfheKQzJ54MPA/viewform<br/><br/>These sisters are just over a year old and still very much in that young-dog stage of life. They have some manners to work on and would benefit from families willing to give them consistency, patience and a little training but there truly isn't a mean bone in either of their bodies.<br/><br/>Annie and Bailey lived with multiple small dogs and young children. These sweet, social girls are VERY treat motivated and learn quickly. While they are sisters, they are not a bonded pair and do not need to be adopted together. In fact, we think they may benefit from being separated so each girl has the opportunity to grow, learn and gain confidence on their own. They may not arrive with perfect etiquette, but they have the important stuff already figured out: they love people, they love treats, and they're eager to be a part of the fun. <br/><br/>For additional questions or to meet Annie or Bailey, calling works best 906-632-2519, as we may be unable to respond to messages through social media or petfinder in a timely manner. If you live within Chippewa County, you may qualify to take Annie or Bailey on an extended home trial before adoption. In the month of August, Annie and Bailey are adoptable for only $50.00

Annie and Bailey participating in our 6-week training program at the Kinross Correctional Facility where they will learn all of their basic manners and more! To apply to be considered to adopt Annie or Bailey when they are finished with their training (around the end of September), copy the following link into your browser: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc32qiY0ZwfwWWCvwbez84qwp0nfDsRregpEXfheKQzJ54MPA/viewform

These sisters are just over a year old and still very much in that young-dog stage of life. They have some manners to work on and would benefit from families willing to give them consistency, patience and a little training but there truly isn't a mean bone in either of their bodies.

Annie and Bailey lived with multiple small dogs and young children. These sweet, social girls are VERY treat motivated and learn quickly. While they are sisters, they are not a bonded pair and do not need to be adopted together. In fact, we think they may benefit from being separated so each girl has the

Annie and Bailey participating in our 6-week training program at the Kinross Correctional Facility where they will learn all of their basic manners and more! To apply to be considered to adopt Annie or Bailey when they are finished with their training (around the end of September), copy the following link into your browser: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc32qiY0ZwfwWWCvwbez84qwp0nfDsRregpEXfheKQzJ54MPA/viewform

These sisters are just over a year old and still very much in that young-dog stage of life. They have some manners to work on and would benefit from families willing to give them consistency, patience and a little training but there truly isn't a mean bone in either of their bodies.

Annie and Bailey lived with multiple small dogs and young children. These sweet, social girls are VERY treat motivated and learn quickly. While they are sisters, they are not a bonded pair and do not need to be adopted together. In fact, we think they may benefit from being separated so each girl has the opportunity to grow, learn and gain confidence on their own. They may not arrive with perfect etiquette, but they have the important stuff already figured out: they love people, they love treats, and they're eager to be a part of the fun.

For additional questions or to meet Annie or Bailey, calling works best 906-632-2519, as we may be unable to respond to messages through social medi