Honey

Our sweet Honey girl came to us as an injured stray dog that was turned into a local vet clinic under our Good Samaritan Program. She had an abscess on her neck that required surgery and prescription medicine to help her heal properly. She also had kennel cough and required medication for that too! Once Honey was better, she went into a foster home where she continues to thrive! Honey has been spayed while in our care as well. <br/><br/>From her foster: Honey is such a good girl. We have been working on basic commands and she is doing very well. She has mastered sit and we are working hard on down also. She is a very fast learner. Honey loves to play with her dog friends that she's made as well. <br/><br/>Honey is a pit bull mix and and is a medium size dog. Honey weighs 44 pounds. She is up to date on vaccines, has had a fecal test and de wormer, is microchipped and on monthly heartworm, flea and tick prevention. <br/><br/>If you are ready for the love and also the work, time, patience, expense and commitment required to care for a dog for its entire life, we welcome your adoption application! Sending us a completed application at www.ForThePets.org is the very first step so be sure to do that first thing! The adoption donation is $200.<br/><br/>All of our animals must be spayed or neutered when reaching the appropriate age. A reimbursement of $50 will be sent to the adopter once we receive the receipt from the procedure. The adoption donation also includes a discount for S.T.A.R. Puppy Kindergarten or Canine Good Citizen Class.<br/><br/>When applying for any adoption, please be aware that The Humane Society office is open Mon - Thurs from 10 - 3. We will respond to any inquiries or adoption submissions sent during non-office hours on the next day we are in the office. Thank you for your understanding!<br/><br/>Dog Adoption Guidelines:<br/><br/>You must fill out an application to be considered for adoption. Send your application in directly at www.ForThePets.org. You can email us with any questions at humanesociety@murray-ky.net.<br/><br/>It is not a first come process; we try to match the dog with the family for a FOREVER home. We process all applications at once and take the dog off the site, place on adoption pending status until a decision is made. If a suitable home match is not found, the dog returns to active status.<br/><br/>The dog adoption process can take up to two weeks; we are a small group of volunteers who mostly have full time jobs.<br/><br/>All of our dogs are indoor dogs with outdoor privileges, unless otherwise specified.<br/><br/>We do not fly or ship our dogs due to heat/cold concerns and safety issues. If you are willing to fly out AND fly the dog back in the cabin (size restrictions) with you, that would be considered.<br/><br/>If you apply to adopt a dog and are chosen, you must come to Murray, KY to pick up the dog and fill out the paperwork in person.<br/><br/>We do adopt out-of-state, but we do not transport.<br/><br/>We can't provide individual meet and greet sessions for each applicant. If chosen to adopt, you will have plenty of time for your family and pets to visit with the potential new family member before signing any paperwork and will not be committed to adopt if you choose not to at that time.

Our sweet Honey girl came to us as an injured stray dog that was turned into a local vet clinic under our Good Samaritan Program. She had an abscess on her neck that required surgery and prescription medicine to help her heal properly. She also had kennel cough and required medication for that too! Once Honey was better, she went into a foster home where she continues to thrive! Honey has been spayed while in our care as well.

From her foster: Honey is such a good girl. We have been working on basic commands and she is doing very well. She has mastered sit and we are working hard on down also. She is a very fast learner. Honey loves to play with her dog friends that she's made as well.

Honey is a pit bull mix and and is a medium size dog. Honey weighs 44 pounds. She is up to date on vaccines, has had a fecal test and de wormer, is microchipped and on monthly heartworm, flea and tick prevention.

If you are ready for the love and also the work, time, patience, expense and commitment requi

Our sweet Honey girl came to us as an injured stray dog that was turned into a local vet clinic under our Good Samaritan Program. She had an abscess on her neck that required surgery and prescription medicine to help her heal properly. She also had kennel cough and required medication for that too! Once Honey was better, she went into a foster home where she continues to thrive! Honey has been spayed while in our care as well.

From her foster: Honey is such a good girl. We have been working on basic commands and she is doing very well. She has mastered sit and we are working hard on down also. She is a very fast learner. Honey loves to play with her dog friends that she's made as well.

Honey is a pit bull mix and and is a medium size dog. Honey weighs 44 pounds. She is up to date on vaccines, has had a fecal test and de wormer, is microchipped and on monthly heartworm, flea and tick prevention.

If you are ready for the love and also the work, time, patience, expense and commitment required to care for a dog for its entire life, we welcome your adoption application! Sending us a completed application at www.ForThePets.org is the very first step so be sure to do that first thing! The adoption donation is $200.

All of our animals must be spayed or neutered when reaching the appropriate age. A reimbursement of $50 will be sent to the adopter once we receive the receipt from