Dot the Shepherd Puppy

Dot is an adorable 5 month old female puppy. She currently weighs about 20 pounds, and we anticipate her to be medium to large breed when fully grown. She has a beautiful tan coat with a dark muzzle.<br/><br/>Dot and her siblings ended up at a shelter in rural Texas due to no fault of their own. She is loving life in her Wisconsin foster home! <br/><br/>Dot loves people and plays well with other dogs. She is working hard on her potty training skills, but her forever family should be prepared to do more training while she learns the routine in her new home. <br/><br/>She is spayed, up to date on vaccines, dewormed and microchipped, and she comes with her medical records and interstate health certificate from a veterinary examination prior to leaving Texas, which certifies her to be in good condition.<br/><br/>She is being fostered in Oak Cree, WI <br/><br/>Her adoption fee is $500, which will be used to support the many animals in our care whose medical bills far surpass their much lower adoption fee. We use those funds to support our program of readying additional dogs, puppies and kittens which we transport and adopt out in the northern United States. Our goal is to get as many homeless animals out of south eastern Texas, where we have a severe pet overpopulation crisis. <br/><br/>If you’re not already familiar with our group, please feel free to visit our Group Page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/TxRescueRidersCommunity<br/><br/>If you are serious about this pup, please contact us at DogTrailRides@gmail.com. We take payments through Zelle, Venmo, or CashApp, or we can take card numbers over the phone and process them through Square. All of these methods provide a receipt.<br/><br/>Thank you for supporting our efforts to bring Texas dogs north to loving homes! You can read more about us at https://facebook.com/TxRescueRiders (Texas Rescue Riders). Also feel free to join our Group Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/groups/TxRescueRidersCommunity (Texas Rescue Riders Community) where members can post directly. We cannot guarantee breed or age. We assign breed and age designations based on veterinary advice and information from the prior owner.

Dot is an adorable 5 month old female puppy. She currently weighs about 20 pounds, and we anticipate her to be medium to large breed when fully grown. She has a beautiful tan coat with a dark muzzle.

Dot and her siblings ended up at a shelter in rural Texas due to no fault of their own. She is loving life in her Wisconsin foster home!

Dot loves people and plays well with other dogs. She is working hard on her potty training skills, but her forever family should be prepared to do more training while she learns the routine in her new home.

She is spayed, up to date on vaccines, dewormed and microchipped, and she comes with her medical records and interstate health certificate from a veterinary examination prior to leaving Texas, which certifies her to be in good condition.

She is being fostered in Oak Cree, WI

Her adoption fee is $500, which will be used to support the many animals in our care whose medical bills far surpass their much lower adoption fee. We use those funds to

Dot is an adorable 5 month old female puppy. She currently weighs about 20 pounds, and we anticipate her to be medium to large breed when fully grown. She has a beautiful tan coat with a dark muzzle.

Dot and her siblings ended up at a shelter in rural Texas due to no fault of their own. She is loving life in her Wisconsin foster home!

Dot loves people and plays well with other dogs. She is working hard on her potty training skills, but her forever family should be prepared to do more training while she learns the routine in her new home.

She is spayed, up to date on vaccines, dewormed and microchipped, and she comes with her medical records and interstate health certificate from a veterinary examination prior to leaving Texas, which certifies her to be in good condition.

She is being fostered in Oak Cree, WI

Her adoption fee is $500, which will be used to support the many animals in our care whose medical bills far surpass their much lower adoption fee. We use those funds to support our program of readying additional dogs, puppies and kittens which we transport and adopt out in the northern United States. Our goal is to get as many homeless animals out of south eastern Texas, where we have a severe pet overpopulation crisis.

If you’re not already familiar with our group, please feel free to visit our Group Page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/TxRescueRid