Betsy

If you are interested in this pet, please email info@k9sinneed.com for an adoption application. In your email, you will need to indicate Betsy's name and your understanding that she will require daily medication and regular visits to a cardiologist for the rest of her life. If your request does not include these things, no one will respond.<br/><br/>Update 3/10/20: Betsy has completed her heartworm treatments and is now off any restrictions on her activity. She will still be required to continue to be on her medication. She is now 50lbs and our vet thinks she is between 3 and 4 years old. She will have her final appointment for her heartworm treatments the end of June and at that time, we will know if we can reduce her meds or if we have to continue with the same mount. Needless to say, she will have to continue visiting a cardiologist on a regular basis.<br/><br/>Betsy is heartworm positive and is preparing for her heartworm treatments. The heartworms have caused permanent heart damage and she will be required to take medication (about $300.00/month) for the rest of her life.<br/><br/>Betsy has had a very hard start. She was found emaciated, her ears cut and in need of medical attention for a prolapse rectum. She has come a long way and is now looking for a forever home. Betsy is heartworm positive and will be adopted with her medication and will need to have regular visits to the vet until her heartworm treatment is completed. Her prolapse rectum has been surgically repaired. Her adoption fee is $300.00<br><br/><b>We are not a shelter.</b> Because all our pets are in private foster homes, we require everyone to fill out an adoption application and have their references checked, prior to meeting our pets. If you are interested in this pet, please email info@k9sinneed.com for an adoption application. You will need to indicate in your that you understand she will require daily medication and regular visits to a cardiologist for the rest of her life if you want a response from us. NJ RESIDENCE ONLY PLEASE.<br/><br><br><br/>Please note: Dog breed listings and their descriptions are best guess' and not guaranteed. Although we make ever effort to give you an honest description, the breeds and sizes are based on our experience and opinions.

If you are interested in this pet, please email info@k9sinneed.com for an adoption application. In your email, you will need to indicate Betsy's name and your understanding that she will require daily medication and regular visits to a cardiologist for the rest of her life. If your request does not include these things, no one will respond.

Update 3/10/20: Betsy has completed her heartworm treatments and is now off any restrictions on her activity. She will still be required to continue to be on her medication. She is now 50lbs and our vet thinks she is between 3 and 4 years old. She will have her final appointment for her heartworm treatments the end of June and at that time, we will know if we can reduce her meds or if we have to continue with the same mount. Needless to say, she will have to continue visiting a cardiologist on a regular basis.

Betsy is heartworm positive and is preparing for her heartworm treatments. The heartworms have caused permanent heart damage and she will be required to ta

If you are interested in this pet, please email info@k9sinneed.com for an adoption application. In your email, you will need to indicate Betsy's name and your understanding that she will require daily medication and regular visits to a cardiologist for the rest of her life. If your request does not include these things, no one will respond.

Update 3/10/20: Betsy has completed her heartworm treatments and is now off any restrictions on her activity. She will still be required to continue to be on her medication. She is now 50lbs and our vet thinks she is between 3 and 4 years old. She will have her final appointment for her heartworm treatments the end of June and at that time, we will know if we can reduce her meds or if we have to continue with the same mount. Needless to say, she will have to continue visiting a cardiologist on a regular basis.

Betsy is heartworm positive and is preparing for her heartworm treatments. The heartworms have caused permanent heart damage and she will be required to take medication (about $300.00/month) for the rest of her life.

Betsy has had a very hard start. She was found emaciated, her ears cut and in need of medical attention for a prolapse rectum. She has come a long way and is now looking for a forever home. Betsy is heartworm positive and will be adopted with her medication and will need to have regular visits to the vet until her heartworm