Ginger

Ginger was found as a stray on a rural Kentucky road. She was very underweight having been on her own for awhile. <br/>Ginger shows all of the traits of having been someone's house pet: she is fully housetrained, she is playful & gets along well with other dogs, and she loves people! She is good on the leash and she loves her walks. Ginger is quiet and well behaved in the house. When her foster 'parents' leave, she isn't crated and has been trustworthy in the house.<br/>Ginger is gaining some much needed weight and keeps looking better. She will be spayed in early December. Her recent vet exam indicated that she is otherwise in excellent health, is heartworm negative, and has received her needed vaccinations.<br/>Ginger is about 38 lbs. and almost 2 years old. She has been in a foster home since early November.<br/>There is no sweeter dog than Ginger; she is a doll. Ginger is always wagging and very appreciative to be in a foster home. She will go to an adopter who will be very lucky to have her!

Ginger was found as a stray on a rural Kentucky road. She was very underweight having been on her own for awhile.
Ginger shows all of the traits of having been someone's house pet: she is fully housetrained, she is playful & gets along well with other dogs, and she loves people! She is good on the leash and she loves her walks. Ginger is quiet and well behaved in the house. When her foster 'parents' leave, she isn't crated and has been trustworthy in the house.
Ginger is gaining some much needed weight and keeps looking better. She will be spayed in early December. Her recent vet exam indicated that she is otherwise in excellent health, is heartworm negative, and has received her needed vaccinations.
Ginger is about 38 lbs. and almost 2 years old. She has been in a foster home since early November.
There is no sweeter dog than Ginger; she is a doll. Ginger is always wagging and very appreciative to be in a foster home. She will go to an adopter who will be very lucky to have her!

Ginger was found as a stray on a rural Kentucky road. She was very underweight having been on her own for awhile.
Ginger shows all of the traits of having been someone's house pet: she is fully housetrained, she is playful & gets along well with other dogs, and she loves people! She is good on the leash and she loves her walks. Ginger is quiet and well behaved in the house. When her foster 'parents' leave, she isn't crated and has been trustworthy in the house.
Ginger is gaining some much needed weight and keeps looking better. She will be spayed in early December. Her recent vet exam indicated that she is otherwise in excellent health, is heartworm negative, and has received her needed vaccinations.
Ginger is about 38 lbs. and almost 2 years old. She has been in a foster home since early November.
There is no sweeter dog than Ginger; she is a doll. Ginger is always wagging and very appreciative to be in a foster home. She will go to an adopter who will be very lucky to have her!