KIPP

Meet KIPP!<br/><br/>She is a 4 ish year old German Shepherd Dog who weighs 58 pounds. KIPP is a bundle of energy and she will need an active family who will exercise her mind and body daily. She is anxious in the kennel and becomes pretty vocal, but will do better in a home. She is crate trained, knows some commands and walks well on a leash. KIPP lived with 3 other dogs and they got along fine, but she does not share food well and will need to be fed separately (a good idea for most dogs).<br/><br/>Unfortunately, KIPP was mistreated in her previous home and had to be removed by the Sheriff. She hasn't lost her spirit and is very resilient. She is looking forward to getting a stable family and getting treated well. <br/><br/>Adoption fee is $400<br/><br/>All Ashland County Humane Society animals' adoption fees include:<br/><br/>~spay/neuter <br/>~micro-chip<br/>~de-worming<br/>~vaccinations, including rabies<br/>~heartworm prevention<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting this dog, please visit:<br/>www.ashlandhumane.org/adoption-application <br/>(copy and paste link to address bar) for a printable application. <br/>Complete and email back to applications@AshlandHumane.org<br/><br/>We are an all volunteer-based organization that does not have a building or a staff, only 8 members with jobs and families, trying to make a difference. We do not have the volunteer manpower to show animals to non-approved applicants. If your application gets screened and approved, we will contact you to arrange a meet and greet and you can decide if this is the right pet for you. <br/><br/>Thank you for understanding! We definitely want all our rescued animals to find great families!<br/><br/>Thank you for your interest in a Rescue Pet! Adopt, don't shop! <br/><br/>The post will be removed when we get several applications to give our volunteer time to screen them.<br/><br/>Adoption Fee is $400

Meet KIPP!

She is a 4 ish year old German Shepherd Dog who weighs 58 pounds. KIPP is a bundle of energy and she will need an active family who will exercise her mind and body daily. She is anxious in the kennel and becomes pretty vocal, but will do better in a home. She is crate trained, knows some commands and walks well on a leash. KIPP lived with 3 other dogs and they got along fine, but she does not share food well and will need to be fed separately (a good idea for most dogs).

Unfortunately, KIPP was mistreated in her previous home and had to be removed by the Sheriff. She hasn't lost her spirit and is very resilient. She is looking forward to getting a stable family and getting treated well.

Adoption fee is $400

All Ashland County Humane Society animals' adoption fees include:

~spay/neuter
~micro-chip
~de-worming
~vaccinations, including rabies
~heartworm prevention

If you are interested in adopting this dog, please visit:
www.ashlandhuman

Meet KIPP!

She is a 4 ish year old German Shepherd Dog who weighs 58 pounds. KIPP is a bundle of energy and she will need an active family who will exercise her mind and body daily. She is anxious in the kennel and becomes pretty vocal, but will do better in a home. She is crate trained, knows some commands and walks well on a leash. KIPP lived with 3 other dogs and they got along fine, but she does not share food well and will need to be fed separately (a good idea for most dogs).

Unfortunately, KIPP was mistreated in her previous home and had to be removed by the Sheriff. She hasn't lost her spirit and is very resilient. She is looking forward to getting a stable family and getting treated well.

Adoption fee is $400

All Ashland County Humane Society animals' adoption fees include:

~spay/neuter
~micro-chip
~de-worming
~vaccinations, including rabies
~heartworm prevention

If you are interested in adopting this dog, please visit:
www.ashlandhumane.org/adoption-application
(copy and paste link to address bar) for a printable application.
Complete and email back to applications@AshlandHumane.org

We are an all volunteer-based organization that does not have a building or a staff, only 8 members with jobs and families, trying to make a difference. We do not have the volunteer manpower to show animals to non-approved appl