Ivy-ADOPTED

Ivy found a HOME!<br/>Ivy our new girl at Save1Pet.<br/>She's a very confident dog and loves human attention. Great with her sister dog. She weighed in at 20 pounds yesterday and still has a way to go to fill out her boney body. She's got a fuzzy, wavy coat that camouflages how thin she is. She was found hiding in the bushes with her sister in rural Mississippi July 17th.<br/>Ivy is about 3 1/2 to 4 months old. Has her first and second puppy shot and bordetella. Nexgard for fleas n ticks. Her spay and Microchip is set for August 31st. She is kennel trained and her ribs are no longer showing.<br/>We think there's some Anatolian shepherd and something that has a curly coat. Doodle? Poodle? <br/>We are working on kennel training now. So far she's doing pretty well.<br/>her spay surgery is set for August 31st. She will get a microchip as well.<br/>Ivy is about 5 months old now, weighs 35 pounds, spayed, microchipped, current on all her vaccines and preventatives. She is also kenneled trained now. <br/>If interested in giving her a home, please send us an email and we will send you an application to fill out.<br/>saveonepet@gmail.com<br/>Her adoption fee is $150. <br/>Save 1 Pet is a 501 (c) 3 approved charity committed to helping homeless animals. We don't have a facility (shelter) but work out of our homes to foster the animals until they find a forever home.<br/><br/>Please be advised that for all adoptions, we will conduct reference checks, including veterinary references. Our adoption fee for dogs includes spay/neuter, heart worm check, current vaccines, microchip, worming and heart worm/flea/tick prevention.<br/>For dog adoptions, we do conduct fence verification.<br/>When adopting an animal, you will be asked to complete our Adoption Contract

Ivy found a HOME!
Ivy our new girl at Save1Pet.
She's a very confident dog and loves human attention. Great with her sister dog. She weighed in at 20 pounds yesterday and still has a way to go to fill out her boney body. She's got a fuzzy, wavy coat that camouflages how thin she is. She was found hiding in the bushes with her sister in rural Mississippi July 17th.
Ivy is about 3 1/2 to 4 months old. Has her first and second puppy shot and bordetella. Nexgard for fleas n ticks. Her spay and Microchip is set for August 31st. She is kennel trained and her ribs are no longer showing.
We think there's some Anatolian shepherd and something that has a curly coat. Doodle? Poodle?
We are working on kennel training now. So far she's doing pretty well.
her spay surgery is set for August 31st. She will get a microchip as well.
Ivy is about 5 months old now, weighs 35 pounds, spayed, microchipped, current on all her vaccines and preventatives. She is also kenneled trained now.
If interested in givin

Ivy found a HOME!
Ivy our new girl at Save1Pet.
She's a very confident dog and loves human attention. Great with her sister dog. She weighed in at 20 pounds yesterday and still has a way to go to fill out her boney body. She's got a fuzzy, wavy coat that camouflages how thin she is. She was found hiding in the bushes with her sister in rural Mississippi July 17th.
Ivy is about 3 1/2 to 4 months old. Has her first and second puppy shot and bordetella. Nexgard for fleas n ticks. Her spay and Microchip is set for August 31st. She is kennel trained and her ribs are no longer showing.
We think there's some Anatolian shepherd and something that has a curly coat. Doodle? Poodle?
We are working on kennel training now. So far she's doing pretty well.
her spay surgery is set for August 31st. She will get a microchip as well.
Ivy is about 5 months old now, weighs 35 pounds, spayed, microchipped, current on all her vaccines and preventatives. She is also kenneled trained now.
If interested in giving her a home, please send us an email and we will send you an application to fill out.
saveonepet@gmail.com
Her adoption fee is $150.
Save 1 Pet is a 501 (c) 3 approved charity committed to helping homeless animals. We don't have a facility (shelter) but work out of our homes to foster the animals until they find a forever home.

Please be advised that for all adoptions, we