Fanny

Fanny was born about June 26, 2023 and will likely top out about 50 lbs. My goodness this girl is strikingly pretty! She has a soft medium length coat that will cause you to deal with shedding. Her color of tan is on the red side and then those eyes - WOWZA! Fanny came to us as a stray through a nearby dog control officer after no owner was found. Fanny is so sweet tempered and has a bit of comical quirkiness which surely comes from her Husky side. She is very human motivated yet does wonderful with the other dogs. We are experiencing some food protection with the other dogs, but it is manageable and will hopefully dissipate as she realizes she will never go hungry again. Fanny rides fine in a car. It seems she's not been on leash much and not sure what to do so she doesn't think she can move - there is that funny Husky personality again. Fortunately, she has not ever had pups even though she was not spayed upon arrival and at the vet's office there was an, off leash, spicey Jack Russell that wanted to kick her butt and she just wanted to get away from it! She is a super nice young lady that may be a bit of a diamond in the ruff, but it won't take long for her to become a fantastic canine companion. Oh, one more thing we learned is that she does have the ability to get over a 6' enclosure, but we quickly learned it was only because she wanted to get to us humans and never to run off. So, if you are owners who enjoy leaving your dog in the fenced back yard and driving away she is not for you. Fanny is her name! The Adoption Fee for this dog is $_550.00__.<br/>Adoptions fees vary based on adoptability. In general our fees include spay/neuter, all age appropriate vaccines, Home Again micro-chipping & registration, worming & flea control - a 'complete' pet. We accept CASH or Visa/Mastercard ONLY.<br/><br/>Joyful Rescues has no funding except for our adoption fees and miscellaneous donations. Pet care and vet bills are expensive - you must be ready to take on this financial (as well as emotional) responsibility. YOU MUST BE AT LEAST 25 YEARS OF AGE TO ADOPT A DOG FROM JOYFUL RESCUES<br/><br/>We keep our pet list as up-to-date as possible. As soon as a pet is adopted, it is removed from the list. If a pet is still showing, it is still available for adoption.<br/><br/>Can't Adopt Me? SPONSOR ME<br/>Look for the Link 'Special Instructions to Seller' if you want to note a particular pet<br/>Before you seek to adopt a pet from Joyful Rescues, please read our Pet Adoption page http://www.joyfulrescues.org/pet_adoption.html.<br/><br/>Online Application

Fanny was born about June 26, 2023 and will likely top out about 50 lbs. My goodness this girl is strikingly pretty! She has a soft medium length coat that will cause you to deal with shedding. Her color of tan is on the red side and then those eyes - WOWZA! Fanny came to us as a stray through a nearby dog control officer after no owner was found. Fanny is so sweet tempered and has a bit of comical quirkiness which surely comes from her Husky side. She is very human motivated yet does wonderful with the other dogs. We are experiencing some food protection with the other dogs, but it is manageable and will hopefully dissipate as she realizes she will never go hungry again. Fanny rides fine in a car. It seems she's not been on leash much and not sure what to do so she doesn't think she can move - there is that funny Husky personality again. Fortunately, she has not ever had pups even though she was not spayed upon arrival and at the vet's office there was an, off leash, spicey Jack Russell that wanted to kick her bu

Fanny was born about June 26, 2023 and will likely top out about 50 lbs. My goodness this girl is strikingly pretty! She has a soft medium length coat that will cause you to deal with shedding. Her color of tan is on the red side and then those eyes - WOWZA! Fanny came to us as a stray through a nearby dog control officer after no owner was found. Fanny is so sweet tempered and has a bit of comical quirkiness which surely comes from her Husky side. She is very human motivated yet does wonderful with the other dogs. We are experiencing some food protection with the other dogs, but it is manageable and will hopefully dissipate as she realizes she will never go hungry again. Fanny rides fine in a car. It seems she's not been on leash much and not sure what to do so she doesn't think she can move - there is that funny Husky personality again. Fortunately, she has not ever had pups even though she was not spayed upon arrival and at the vet's office there was an, off leash, spicey Jack Russell that wanted to kick her butt and she just wanted to get away from it! She is a super nice young lady that may be a bit of a diamond in the ruff, but it won't take long for her to become a fantastic canine companion. Oh, one more thing we learned is that she does have the ability to get over a 6' enclosure, but we quickly learned it was only because she wanted to get to us humans and never to run off. So, if you are owne