Gretchen

Gretchen is a sensitive wallflower hoping to find a family that will help her continue to gain confidence in the big world. Gretchen arrived at Gigi's with an eye condition that required the removal of her right eye. She is recovering well from that surgery and should not be slowed down by the loss of that eye. Gretchen seeks comfort from people and is working to gain confidence through rewards-based training methods. She is timid around other dogs and may benefit from slow introductions. <br/><br/>This dog may have been exposed to or infected with ringworm and is currently being treated and tested as a precaution. We are waiting for the test results and will contact you as soon as they are available. The good news is that ringworm is treatable, and with a few simple precautions, most pets recover well while settling into their new homes. Although ringworm can spread to people and other pets, following good hygiene and cleaning practices greatly reduces the risk.<br/><br/>Gretchen is a large mixed breed, approximately 2 years old and weighs 48 pounds. <br/><br/>Gretchen has received his full-service vet care, vaccines, pre-adoption behavior support, microchip and will be neutered. To meet this dog or any of our other ready-for-adoption dogs, visit Gigi's during our open adoption hours listed on www.gigis.org. By adopting a Gigis Grad, you are helping other shelter dogs in need get vital care and an opportunity to find a new family, just like yours together were improving the lives of shelter dogsTM.<br/><br/>Gigi's offers Training and Puppy Classes, as well as Private Behavior sessions and Veterinary Behavioral options to help get families and their new furry family members off on the right paw! Check out: https://gigisbehavior.org

Gretchen is a sensitive wallflower hoping to find a family that will help her continue to gain confidence in the big world. Gretchen arrived at Gigi's with an eye condition that required the removal of her right eye. She is recovering well from that surgery and should not be slowed down by the loss of that eye. Gretchen seeks comfort from people and is working to gain confidence through rewards-based training methods. She is timid around other dogs and may benefit from slow introductions.

This dog may have been exposed to or infected with ringworm and is currently being treated and tested as a precaution. We are waiting for the test results and will contact you as soon as they are available. The good news is that ringworm is treatable, and with a few simple precautions, most pets recover well while settling into their new homes. Although ringworm can spread to people and other pets, following good hygiene and cleaning practices greatly reduces the risk.

Gretchen is a large mixed breed, approximately 2 year

Gretchen is a sensitive wallflower hoping to find a family that will help her continue to gain confidence in the big world. Gretchen arrived at Gigi's with an eye condition that required the removal of her right eye. She is recovering well from that surgery and should not be slowed down by the loss of that eye. Gretchen seeks comfort from people and is working to gain confidence through rewards-based training methods. She is timid around other dogs and may benefit from slow introductions.

This dog may have been exposed to or infected with ringworm and is currently being treated and tested as a precaution. We are waiting for the test results and will contact you as soon as they are available. The good news is that ringworm is treatable, and with a few simple precautions, most pets recover well while settling into their new homes. Although ringworm can spread to people and other pets, following good hygiene and cleaning practices greatly reduces the risk.

Gretchen is a large mixed breed, approximately 2 years old and weighs 48 pounds.

Gretchen has received his full-service vet care, vaccines, pre-adoption behavior support, microchip and will be neutered. To meet this dog or any of our other ready-for-adoption dogs, visit Gigi's during our open adoption hours listed on www.gigis.org. By adopting a Gigis Grad, you are helping other shelter dogs in need get vital care and an opportunity to fin