Gypsey

Gypsy came in as a stray from a woman who said she spotted her along the road while driving. Freshly named, she is 60 lbs and a gorgeous reddish brown brindle, with amazingly white teeth, giving way to a guess that she is no more than 2 years old. She is a strong but a decent walker, but not happy to be confined in her kennel, where she cries. However, once in the trailer, she is a different dog; calm, likes to play fetch, and well-behaved. Her underside speaks to her having puppies in the past. Her kennel is clean each morning which indicates a housebroken dog. Gypsey would rather be with people than in her kennel, but seems to be fine around some of the dogs.<br/><br/>You can visit the dogs from noon - 3 pm Saturdays and Sundays, otherwise by appointment. We always recommend submitting an application (and a copy of recent vet records for your current pets if applicable) to info@aradopt.org.<br/><br/>Link to application: https://www.angelridgeanimalrescue.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Dog-Application.pdf

Gypsy came in as a stray from a woman who said she spotted her along the road while driving. Freshly named, she is 60 lbs and a gorgeous reddish brown brindle, with amazingly white teeth, giving way to a guess that she is no more than 2 years old. She is a strong but a decent walker, but not happy to be confined in her kennel, where she cries. However, once in the trailer, she is a different dog; calm, likes to play fetch, and well-behaved. Her underside speaks to her having puppies in the past. Her kennel is clean each morning which indicates a housebroken dog. Gypsey would rather be with people than in her kennel, but seems to be fine around some of the dogs.

You can visit the dogs from noon - 3 pm Saturdays and Sundays, otherwise by appointment. We always recommend submitting an application (and a copy of recent vet records for your current pets if applicable) to info@aradopt.org.

Link to application: https://www.angelridgeanimalrescue.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Dog-Application.pdf

Gypsy came in as a stray from a woman who said she spotted her along the road while driving. Freshly named, she is 60 lbs and a gorgeous reddish brown brindle, with amazingly white teeth, giving way to a guess that she is no more than 2 years old. She is a strong but a decent walker, but not happy to be confined in her kennel, where she cries. However, once in the trailer, she is a different dog; calm, likes to play fetch, and well-behaved. Her underside speaks to her having puppies in the past. Her kennel is clean each morning which indicates a housebroken dog. Gypsey would rather be with people than in her kennel, but seems to be fine around some of the dogs.

You can visit the dogs from noon - 3 pm Saturdays and Sundays, otherwise by appointment. We always recommend submitting an application (and a copy of recent vet records for your current pets if applicable) to info@aradopt.org.

Link to application: https://www.angelridgeanimalrescue.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Dog-Application.pdf