Bonnie Bell

This is Bonnie Bell, she was a shelter dog that was getting ready to take that dreaded walk into euthanasia. I said "no", I will take Bonnie into my rescue.<br/>She is now completely vetted (all shots current, rabies, spayed, heartworm checked (negative), microchipped and ready for her new and exciting home. She will do very well in a home that has some running space outdoors, or just a decent back yard so she can play. She is very sweet, gets along with other dogs well, she is with her brother, and they are BOTH good around other dogs, people and children. Not small children as these dogs are just so happy to be alive they like to greet you upon seeing you. Ready for their new humans now and adoption fees lowered due to the fact that there are so many more out there to be rescued. Fortunately, these were saved from getting euthanized, and I am so glad I did.<br/>Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. Would love to adopt both together, but not necessary.

This is Bonnie Bell, she was a shelter dog that was getting ready to take that dreaded walk into euthanasia. I said "no", I will take Bonnie into my rescue.
She is now completely vetted (all shots current, rabies, spayed, heartworm checked (negative), microchipped and ready for her new and exciting home. She will do very well in a home that has some running space outdoors, or just a decent back yard so she can play. She is very sweet, gets along with other dogs well, she is with her brother, and they are BOTH good around other dogs, people and children. Not small children as these dogs are just so happy to be alive they like to greet you upon seeing you. Ready for their new humans now and adoption fees lowered due to the fact that there are so many more out there to be rescued. Fortunately, these were saved from getting euthanized, and I am so glad I did.
Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. Would love to adopt both together, but not necessary.

This is Bonnie Bell, she was a shelter dog that was getting ready to take that dreaded walk into euthanasia. I said "no", I will take Bonnie into my rescue.
She is now completely vetted (all shots current, rabies, spayed, heartworm checked (negative), microchipped and ready for her new and exciting home. She will do very well in a home that has some running space outdoors, or just a decent back yard so she can play. She is very sweet, gets along with other dogs well, she is with her brother, and they are BOTH good around other dogs, people and children. Not small children as these dogs are just so happy to be alive they like to greet you upon seeing you. Ready for their new humans now and adoption fees lowered due to the fact that there are so many more out there to be rescued. Fortunately, these were saved from getting euthanized, and I am so glad I did.
Please feel free to ask any questions you may have. Would love to adopt both together, but not necessary.