Betty A219329 VIP

VIP: Betty is a friendly Bulldog who is about 5 years of age. She is quite sweet and loveable. Betty cannot see in one eye and had entropion surgery recently. She is a pappy go lucky girl full of energy. She loves to jump on you and get attention. Betty is very hyper! She takes treats gently. She is visually impaired so potential adopters need to be mindful when walking her so she does not run into walls. Adopters will need to provide extensive records from a veterinarian of having owned dogs in the past. <br/><br/>Adopted animals are not able to go to their new home until spay and neuter surgery has been done. <br/>Adoptions are first come first serve, and no appointment or application is needed. When asking about an animal, please provide the identification number that starts with A.<br/>For more information, please call the shelter at 972.769.4360.

VIP: Betty is a friendly Bulldog who is about 5 years of age. She is quite sweet and loveable. Betty cannot see in one eye and had entropion surgery recently. She is a pappy go lucky girl full of energy. She loves to jump on you and get attention. Betty is very hyper! She takes treats gently. She is visually impaired so potential adopters need to be mindful when walking her so she does not run into walls. Adopters will need to provide extensive records from a veterinarian of having owned dogs in the past.

Adopted animals are not able to go to their new home until spay and neuter surgery has been done.
Adoptions are first come first serve, and no appointment or application is needed. When asking about an animal, please provide the identification number that starts with A.
For more information, please call the shelter at 972.769.4360.

VIP: Betty is a friendly Bulldog who is about 5 years of age. She is quite sweet and loveable. Betty cannot see in one eye and had entropion surgery recently. She is a pappy go lucky girl full of energy. She loves to jump on you and get attention. Betty is very hyper! She takes treats gently. She is visually impaired so potential adopters need to be mindful when walking her so she does not run into walls. Adopters will need to provide extensive records from a veterinarian of having owned dogs in the past.

Adopted animals are not able to go to their new home until spay and neuter surgery has been done.
Adoptions are first come first serve, and no appointment or application is needed. When asking about an animal, please provide the identification number that starts with A.
For more information, please call the shelter at 972.769.4360.