Ethel

Annabelle and Ethel were found dumped in the county and spent a couple of months on the run before they were finally caught. They're still a bit nervous and will need a little more time to settle in before they're ready for adoption.<br/>Both girls have been exposed to livestock and did well. They will chase cats, but it seems to be more of a playful chase - a firm swipe from a cat is usually enough to redirect their curiosity elsewhere. They didn't have any negative interactions with the finder's dogs, though they didn't spend much time together.<br/>Annabelle and Ethel are very food motivated, which will make training and building trust easier as they adjust. They are new to leashes and still learning how to walk on them, but are making progress as they gain confidence.<br/>She is spayed, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and dewormed. Ethel is heartworm negative and on prevention.

Annabelle and Ethel were found dumped in the county and spent a couple of months on the run before they were finally caught. They're still a bit nervous and will need a little more time to settle in before they're ready for adoption.
Both girls have been exposed to livestock and did well. They will chase cats, but it seems to be more of a playful chase - a firm swipe from a cat is usually enough to redirect their curiosity elsewhere. They didn't have any negative interactions with the finder's dogs, though they didn't spend much time together.
Annabelle and Ethel are very food motivated, which will make training and building trust easier as they adjust. They are new to leashes and still learning how to walk on them, but are making progress as they gain confidence.
She is spayed, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and dewormed. Ethel is heartworm negative and on prevention.

Annabelle and Ethel were found dumped in the county and spent a couple of months on the run before they were finally caught. They're still a bit nervous and will need a little more time to settle in before they're ready for adoption.
Both girls have been exposed to livestock and did well. They will chase cats, but it seems to be more of a playful chase - a firm swipe from a cat is usually enough to redirect their curiosity elsewhere. They didn't have any negative interactions with the finder's dogs, though they didn't spend much time together.
Annabelle and Ethel are very food motivated, which will make training and building trust easier as they adjust. They are new to leashes and still learning how to walk on them, but are making progress as they gain confidence.
She is spayed, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and dewormed. Ethel is heartworm negative and on prevention.