Gracie Loo

I know, I know Gracie Loo is not the typical type of dog we have in rescue, but she was tied to the sign in front of my office over a year ago, starving to death, full of worms and fleas, etc. I couldn't leave her there, so she has been a resident at the rescue ranch since then. <br/><br/>Gracie Loo is a sweet, sweet girl that deserves a home of her own. As a senior girl (8?) and a former street dog, she has teeth that are worn down and the vet says she was either kicked in the face or suffered some type of trauma to her lower jaw. It has long since healed over and does not effect her ability to eat. <br/>She would do best as only dog, but gets along with the other dogs at the rescue ranch when they are outside and no food is around. She has food aggression, understandable from living on the street. <br/><br/>Gracie's Christmas wish is to have a home and person all to herself that she can cuddle with and give all the butt wiggles to. Someone must have room for this sweet gal on their couch?

I know, I know Gracie Loo is not the typical type of dog we have in rescue, but she was tied to the sign in front of my office over a year ago, starving to death, full of worms and fleas, etc. I couldn't leave her there, so she has been a resident at the rescue ranch since then.

Gracie Loo is a sweet, sweet girl that deserves a home of her own. As a senior girl (8?) and a former street dog, she has teeth that are worn down and the vet says she was either kicked in the face or suffered some type of trauma to her lower jaw. It has long since healed over and does not effect her ability to eat.
She would do best as only dog, but gets along with the other dogs at the rescue ranch when they are outside and no food is around. She has food aggression, understandable from living on the street.

Gracie's Christmas wish is to have a home and person all to herself that she can cuddle with and give all the butt wiggles to. Someone must have room for this sweet gal on their couch?

I know, I know Gracie Loo is not the typical type of dog we have in rescue, but she was tied to the sign in front of my office over a year ago, starving to death, full of worms and fleas, etc. I couldn't leave her there, so she has been a resident at the rescue ranch since then.

Gracie Loo is a sweet, sweet girl that deserves a home of her own. As a senior girl (8?) and a former street dog, she has teeth that are worn down and the vet says she was either kicked in the face or suffered some type of trauma to her lower jaw. It has long since healed over and does not effect her ability to eat.
She would do best as only dog, but gets along with the other dogs at the rescue ranch when they are outside and no food is around. She has food aggression, understandable from living on the street.

Gracie's Christmas wish is to have a home and person all to herself that she can cuddle with and give all the butt wiggles to. Someone must have room for this sweet gal on their couch?