Dolly
- Puppy
- Female
- Medium
Dolly
Current Location
Ooltewah, TN
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Dolly's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$250
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Dolly's Story
MEET DOLLY! <br/><br/>Dolly was found hiding underneath a sweet family’s home after she and her brother, Dean, had been seen running loose for about a week. After completing their stray hold and vetting, they are ready to find families of their own. <br/><br/>Dolly was born approximately late May or early June 2026 and is believed to be a Shepherd mix. We expect her to be a medium-sized girl, likely around 40-ish pounds fully grown, but that’s just a guess!<br/><br/>Dolly came to us with A LOT of worms and fleas, but we worked hard to get this little girl healthy! She has been dewormed, kept on Credelio Quattro for flea, tick & heartworm prevention. Since she was only about 3 months old when rescued, she was too young for heartworm testing and was able to start preventative right away.<br/><br/> Dolly’s vetting includes:<br/> Spay<br/> Age-appropriate puppy vaccines<br/> Rabies vaccine<br/> Bordetella vaccine<br/> Microchip<br/><br/>Dolly is good at using puppy pads when she isn’t able to go outside. She is very much still a puppy though, so her new family will need to be willing to continue working with her on house training, manners, socialization, and all the other important puppy stuff! <br/><br/> A NOTE ABOUT DOLLY & DEAN:<br/>Although they are littermates, they will NOT be adopted together. We want each puppy to have the best chance to grow, learn, gain confidence, and bond with their own family while avoiding the potential challenges of littermate syndrome.<br/><br/> A fenced yard is required for Dolly.<br/><br/> Adoption Fee: $250 to an approved home.<br/><br/>If you think this sweet little butterfly might be the missing piece to your family, we’d love for you to apply!<br/><br/> www.fureverfurkids.com
MEET DOLLY!
Dolly was found hiding underneath a sweet family’s home after she and her brother, Dean, had been seen running loose for about a week. After completing their stray hold and vetting, they are ready to find families of their own.
Dolly was born approximately late May or early June 2026 and is believed to be a Shepherd mix. We expect her to be a medium-sized girl, likely around 40-ish pounds fully grown, but that’s just a guess!
Dolly came to us with A LOT of worms and fleas, but we worked hard to get this little girl healthy! She has been dewormed, kept on Credelio Quattro for flea, tick & heartworm prevention. Since she was only about 3 months old when rescued, she was too young for heartworm testing and was able to start preventative right away.
Dolly’s vetting includes:
Spay
Age-appropriate puppy vaccines
Rabies vaccine
Bordetella vaccine
Microchip
Dolly is good at using puppy pads when she isn’t able to go outside. She is very much still a
MEET DOLLY!
Dolly was found hiding underneath a sweet family’s home after she and her brother, Dean, had been seen running loose for about a week. After completing their stray hold and vetting, they are ready to find families of their own.
Dolly was born approximately late May or early June 2026 and is believed to be a Shepherd mix. We expect her to be a medium-sized girl, likely around 40-ish pounds fully grown, but that’s just a guess!
Dolly came to us with A LOT of worms and fleas, but we worked hard to get this little girl healthy! She has been dewormed, kept on Credelio Quattro for flea, tick & heartworm prevention. Since she was only about 3 months old when rescued, she was too young for heartworm testing and was able to start preventative right away.
Dolly’s vetting includes:
Spay
Age-appropriate puppy vaccines
Rabies vaccine
Bordetella vaccine
Microchip
Dolly is good at using puppy pads when she isn’t able to go outside. She is very much still a puppy though, so her new family will need to be willing to continue working with her on house training, manners, socialization, and all the other important puppy stuff!
A NOTE ABOUT DOLLY & DEAN:
Although they are littermates, they will NOT be adopted together. We want each puppy to have the best chance to grow, learn, gain confidence, and bond with their own family while avoiding
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