Ginger

Ginger is a long-eared beauty and is a 2 year old, 50 lb, bloodhound mix. She is a doll.<br/><br/>Ginger was a stray before going to the shelter and has been in her foster home for a week now. She is doing better now, but is still very very skittish and scared of most things - loud noise, cars, airplanes, new people, storms ...if it makes a sound, she is highly suspicious.<br/><br/>Ginger has come so far in her week here, but she will definitely need her new family to understand that she will need time to adjust and lots of patience and love to show her that the world is not such a scary place. She is not aggressive or snippy from fear, but will run/hide when she is overwhelmed. Due to this, she would do best with a fenced-in yard or walks in quiet areas with little to no car/foot traffic, as a busy streets would be stressful and overwhelming for her (at least at first).<br/><br/>We are working on housebreaking and she sleeps well in her crate. She is spayed, microchipped, and UTD on vaccines and heartworm/flea prevention. Ginger also loves our other dogs and would do well in a house where she has doggy playmate(s) to help show her the ropes.<br/><br/>The cutest thing about Ginger? The fact that her ears are so long, they get in her food bowl when shes eating. Girl needs a headband.<br/><br/>For now, Ginger will not be going to open adoption events but is available for meet and greets. If you think Ginger is the girl for you, you can apply to #AdoptGinger at www.adoptastray.com or reply to your approval email.

Ginger is a long-eared beauty and is a 2 year old, 50 lb, bloodhound mix. She is a doll.

Ginger was a stray before going to the shelter and has been in her foster home for a week now. She is doing better now, but is still very very skittish and scared of most things - loud noise, cars, airplanes, new people, storms ...if it makes a sound, she is highly suspicious.

Ginger has come so far in her week here, but she will definitely need her new family to understand that she will need time to adjust and lots of patience and love to show her that the world is not such a scary place. She is not aggressive or snippy from fear, but will run/hide when she is overwhelmed. Due to this, she would do best with a fenced-in yard or walks in quiet areas with little to no car/foot traffic, as a busy streets would be stressful and overwhelming for her (at least at first).

We are working on housebreaking and she sleeps well in her crate. She is spayed, microchipped, and UTD on vaccines and heartworm/flea prevention. G

Ginger is a long-eared beauty and is a 2 year old, 50 lb, bloodhound mix. She is a doll.

Ginger was a stray before going to the shelter and has been in her foster home for a week now. She is doing better now, but is still very very skittish and scared of most things - loud noise, cars, airplanes, new people, storms ...if it makes a sound, she is highly suspicious.

Ginger has come so far in her week here, but she will definitely need her new family to understand that she will need time to adjust and lots of patience and love to show her that the world is not such a scary place. She is not aggressive or snippy from fear, but will run/hide when she is overwhelmed. Due to this, she would do best with a fenced-in yard or walks in quiet areas with little to no car/foot traffic, as a busy streets would be stressful and overwhelming for her (at least at first).

We are working on housebreaking and she sleeps well in her crate. She is spayed, microchipped, and UTD on vaccines and heartworm/flea prevention. Ginger also loves our other dogs and would do well in a house where she has doggy playmate(s) to help show her the ropes.

The cutest thing about Ginger? The fact that her ears are so long, they get in her food bowl when shes eating. Girl needs a headband.

For now, Ginger will not be going to open adoption events but is available for meet and greets. If you think Ginger is the girl