Herni Weimaraner Charlestown, IN

Hey! My name is Herni. Of course, I know what you are thinking. Why would someone name me this? Well, the story is that I had a hernia when I was born so that is how I ended up with Herni. I came into LWR in February 2020 with my full sister, Suzi, and my half-sister, Sofi. Yes, they got the “normal” names! My sisters are both in their forever homes and I am still trying to find mine. My original home had to give us up because our human Mom died and our human Dad was moving to a place that was too small for all of us. I have lived all my life with other dogs but can be a little snippy sometimes. I am a big girl currently weighing 105 lbs as of this posting. I am on a diet and getting exercise daily. I am 7 years old, spayed, up to date on vaccinations, microchipped, heartworm negative and on monthly preventative. I also take daily medication for incontinence. This is a common thing for older, spayed females. The medication is not expensive, and it controls my incontinence while I sleep. I know basic obedience commands and I am housebroken. I am good in the car. I cannot be with cats as I REALLY like them and that is not good for the cats, if you know what I mean. Again, I have lived with dogs all my life, but I probably would be better with a male dog as female dogs tend to be jealous of each other and we may squabble. No need for that! My foster mom states I may be good as an only dog, but only if my humans are home majority of the time. I do not like to be alone. I have been through a lot in the last year and I will have to have time to settle in and know that you will be coming back and not leaving me forever. It may be a challenge at first to get me to understand this, but with patience and time I will be a wonderful girl. All I want is love and someone to understand me. I am currently in a boarding kennel and would like to go to a home so I can love everyone and lounge around. I am not doing well in the kennel even though the people are genuinely nice and take good care of me. I want to say again that I need a home that is patient and have time to help me work through things and are home majority of the time. I know someone is out there for me. Is it you? I am currently in Charlestown, IN, which is outside of Louisville. If you are interested in finding out more about me, please complete an adoption application on LWR’s website and they will give you a call to talk more about me!

If you are interested in this Weim, please go to www.louisvilleweimrescue.com and fill out an adoption application. Please understand that we are all volunteers and have jobs outside of the rescue, etc. To help us work more efficiently, please complete an application PRIOR to calling us. Once we receive your application and know that you are serious about adopting one of our Weimaraners an adoption coordinator will contact you.

Also, foster homes are always in need for Weimaraners in our rescue. If you are interested in fostering, please visit www.louisvilleweimrescue.com and complete a foster application.