Ginger

Ginger is a giant goofball and she’s looking for her new best friend.<br/><br/>Ginger was found wandering a neighborhood for several days. No one had ever seen her before, and even though she was wearing a harness, no one ever came forward to claim her. We even found a microchip in her that was never registered. The vet estimates Ginger to be between 2-3 years old.<br/><br/>Now Ginger is being her silly, sweet self at our kennel. We are working on walking on a martingale collar and basic commands like “sit” and “down”. She is a big girl that doesn’t realize how large she is, and jumps up to get attention. Because she jumps, we think she would do better with older kiddos.<br/><br/>We would love to find Ginger a furever home where she’ll never be left behind or forgotten again. If you would like to meet Ginger, please call us at 913-367-5530 or email us at <br/>animalcontrol@cityofatchison.com

Ginger is a giant goofball and she’s looking for her new best friend.

Ginger was found wandering a neighborhood for several days. No one had ever seen her before, and even though she was wearing a harness, no one ever came forward to claim her. We even found a microchip in her that was never registered. The vet estimates Ginger to be between 2-3 years old.

Now Ginger is being her silly, sweet self at our kennel. We are working on walking on a martingale collar and basic commands like “sit” and “down”. She is a big girl that doesn’t realize how large she is, and jumps up to get attention. Because she jumps, we think she would do better with older kiddos.

We would love to find Ginger a furever home where she’ll never be left behind or forgotten again. If you would like to meet Ginger, please call us at 913-367-5530 or email us at
animalcontrol@cityofatchison.com

Ginger is a giant goofball and she’s looking for her new best friend.

Ginger was found wandering a neighborhood for several days. No one had ever seen her before, and even though she was wearing a harness, no one ever came forward to claim her. We even found a microchip in her that was never registered. The vet estimates Ginger to be between 2-3 years old.

Now Ginger is being her silly, sweet self at our kennel. We are working on walking on a martingale collar and basic commands like “sit” and “down”. She is a big girl that doesn’t realize how large she is, and jumps up to get attention. Because she jumps, we think she would do better with older kiddos.

We would love to find Ginger a furever home where she’ll never be left behind or forgotten again. If you would like to meet Ginger, please call us at 913-367-5530 or email us at
animalcontrol@cityofatchison.com