Grannie

Grannie is a senior girl with plenty of love who hopes to find her forever home in this lifetime. She was neglected for so long before getting rescued, had mammary cancer and a mass, and was of course, heartworm positive. She was nervous at first, but pretty soon after arriving at her foster home, she became a shadow to her foster mom and soaked up all the attention she could.<br/><br/>She has had surgeries needed to remove the cancer mass and, of course, her spaying. The vetting is to help her be a healthy senior and enjoy life. She deserves to have her own home to remind her how very special she is and to enjoy her senior years with her very own humans.<br/><br/>Grannie is house-trained; she never uses a crate in her foster home. She enjoys her outside time roaming her yard, especially if her foster mom is outside too. She prefers the indoors and a good soft spot to snooze if she can not be beside her human. She is good around other dogs and cats, but does not really engage with them.<br/><br/>She is fully vetted - current with vaccines, along with all the other vetting mentioned, microchipped, and on flea/tick, and has been treated for heartworms.

Grannie is a senior girl with plenty of love who hopes to find her forever home in this lifetime. She was neglected for so long before getting rescued, had mammary cancer and a mass, and was of course, heartworm positive. She was nervous at first, but pretty soon after arriving at her foster home, she became a shadow to her foster mom and soaked up all the attention she could.

She has had surgeries needed to remove the cancer mass and, of course, her spaying. The vetting is to help her be a healthy senior and enjoy life. She deserves to have her own home to remind her how very special she is and to enjoy her senior years with her very own humans.

Grannie is house-trained; she never uses a crate in her foster home. She enjoys her outside time roaming her yard, especially if her foster mom is outside too. She prefers the indoors and a good soft spot to snooze if she can not be beside her human. She is good around other dogs and cats, but does not really engage with them.

She is fully vetted - current

Grannie is a senior girl with plenty of love who hopes to find her forever home in this lifetime. She was neglected for so long before getting rescued, had mammary cancer and a mass, and was of course, heartworm positive. She was nervous at first, but pretty soon after arriving at her foster home, she became a shadow to her foster mom and soaked up all the attention she could.

She has had surgeries needed to remove the cancer mass and, of course, her spaying. The vetting is to help her be a healthy senior and enjoy life. She deserves to have her own home to remind her how very special she is and to enjoy her senior years with her very own humans.

Grannie is house-trained; she never uses a crate in her foster home. She enjoys her outside time roaming her yard, especially if her foster mom is outside too. She prefers the indoors and a good soft spot to snooze if she can not be beside her human. She is good around other dogs and cats, but does not really engage with them.

She is fully vetted - current with vaccines, along with all the other vetting mentioned, microchipped, and on flea/tick, and has been treated for heartworms.