Laverne & Shirley

Laverne and Shirley were bought from a breeder to only be put in a pen and taken out every now and then to maybe hunt. The neighbors complained and the guy decided to get rid of them. They had AKC papers but that doesn't mean anything because they are now spayed, vaccinated, microchipped and put on flea/tick/Heartworm treatment.<br/>The sisters just turned one year old in March.<br/>They may or may not hunt, but they do want to be cuddled and loved on oll the time. Both of these girls would make GREAT family pets.<br/>They never potty inside, they are trained now to use the doggy door to go out in the yard.<br/><br/>They are being fostered in Kentucky and have transport available up north.<br/><br/>If you would like more information, please fill out the online application on our petfinder home page and someone will contact you.

Laverne and Shirley were bought from a breeder to only be put in a pen and taken out every now and then to maybe hunt. The neighbors complained and the guy decided to get rid of them. They had AKC papers but that doesn't mean anything because they are now spayed, vaccinated, microchipped and put on flea/tick/Heartworm treatment.
The sisters just turned one year old in March.
They may or may not hunt, but they do want to be cuddled and loved on oll the time. Both of these girls would make GREAT family pets.
They never potty inside, they are trained now to use the doggy door to go out in the yard.

They are being fostered in Kentucky and have transport available up north.

If you would like more information, please fill out the online application on our petfinder home page and someone will contact you.

Laverne and Shirley were bought from a breeder to only be put in a pen and taken out every now and then to maybe hunt. The neighbors complained and the guy decided to get rid of them. They had AKC papers but that doesn't mean anything because they are now spayed, vaccinated, microchipped and put on flea/tick/Heartworm treatment.
The sisters just turned one year old in March.
They may or may not hunt, but they do want to be cuddled and loved on oll the time. Both of these girls would make GREAT family pets.
They never potty inside, they are trained now to use the doggy door to go out in the yard.

They are being fostered in Kentucky and have transport available up north.

If you would like more information, please fill out the online application on our petfinder home page and someone will contact you.