Lil

Precious little Lil was dumped by her owner. Person that rescued her was told that owner was going into a nursing home and daughter couldn’t take her because she had a pit bull. None of that was true. Owner just wanted to get rid of her because she was old. Little Lil is in pitiful condition. Lil has AKC papers that state that she was born 6/4/2009. <br/>The medical records that came with her showed she had received vaccinations and a heartworm test on 12/28/2009 and that she was a spayed female when she received those vaccinations. Lil is a tiny little thing. She is too thin and has significant hair loss. Our vet thinks it was probably caused by flea allergies and the hair may or may not grow back in depending on how long her hair follicles have been inactive. She weighed 4.4 pounds on 3/10/23 and we were advised to feed her puppy food because she needs to gain weight and needs the increased nutrition provided by puppy food. She still has a few teeth and will need a dental once her physical condition is improved. The amazing thing to us is that she came with 8-10 little coats. Too bad the previous owner didn’t use that money to take better medical care of this sweet little girl. Little Lil loves to snuggle and plant sweet little kisses on the tip of your nose. Every one that sees her falls in love with her. The knees of her back legs appear weak when she walks. Hopefully, with better nutrition her muscles she will get stronger. Lil is good in the car, good on a leash, loves to be held and cuddled, and is ready to be spoiled rotten. Lil is spayed, up to date on vaccinations, heartworm negative and being kept on heartworm and flea and tick prevention. Her adoption donation is $250. If you would like to adopt this little sweetheart and provide her with a heavenly happy ever after, please paste the following address into a new window to pull up our on line adoption application. Filling out this adoption application is the first step in the adoption process. The link to our online adoption application is http://dhd.coffeecup.com/forms/bhsapp/<br/>An application does not obligate you to adopt from us, but it does show that you are serious about the adoption process. Please remember our organization is staffed completely by volunteers.<br/>Please Note: All applications are processed in the order received, but an adoption is made to the best application received for each of our animals. All applicants must provide a vet reference on the adoption application. If you are adopting a dog from ARFA, a fenced in yard for the dog will be required. Home visits often occur with each adoption. ARFA has the right to deny adoption to any applicant for any reason without explanation. Please remember that the adoption donation is not for purchase of a dog, but rather to cover the medical cost of all dogs in our care.<br/>THE FINE PRINT<br/>1. Animal Rescue Fund Arkansas reserves the right to deny any application, for any reason without explanation to the applicant.<br/>2. You understand that we often take many applications on the same animal and that they are processed in the order that they come in. An application is in no way a reservation for any animal or a guarantee that you will be selected to adopt the animal.<br/>3. If your application Is approved, you will be asked to sign a separate adoption contract.<br/>4. Once the trial period is over, usually 1 week unless there are special circumstances, the adoption donation cannot be returned to you for any reason. It will have been used to help rescue another homeless animal and is no longer available therefore, if you return the dog to us for any reason, you will not be refunded your donation.<br/>5. If the animal you want to adopt is placed in another home, you can transfer your application to another A.R.F.A. animal without completing additional paperwork.<br/>6. You understand that this is a rescued pet. We rarely have any information about their past life circumstances. We have all animals examined by a vet, brought up to date on shots, given their rabies vaccine, spayed/neutered (If old enough), wormed and checked for heartworms and if positive begin treatment. We do our best to ensure that we are placing healthy pets but can make no guarantee to the health or temperament of this pet, and vet expenses are the responsibility of the adoptive family from the date of the adoption. We require that you take the pet to a vet within one week of adoption for a check-up and to allow your vet to get a baseline for your new pet’s health.

Precious little Lil was dumped by her owner. Person that rescued her was told that owner was going into a nursing home and daughter couldn’t take her because she had a pit bull. None of that was true. Owner just wanted to get rid of her because she was old. Little Lil is in pitiful condition. Lil has AKC papers that state that she was born 6/4/2009.
The medical records that came with her showed she had received vaccinations and a heartworm test on 12/28/2009 and that she was a spayed female when she received those vaccinations. Lil is a tiny little thing. She is too thin and has significant hair loss. Our vet thinks it was probably caused by flea allergies and the hair may or may not grow back in depending on how long her hair follicles have been inactive. She weighed 4.4 pounds on 3/10/23 and we were advised to feed her puppy food because she needs to gain weight and needs the increased nutrition provided by puppy food. She still has a few teeth and will need a dental once her physical condition is improved. The amazin

Precious little Lil was dumped by her owner. Person that rescued her was told that owner was going into a nursing home and daughter couldn’t take her because she had a pit bull. None of that was true. Owner just wanted to get rid of her because she was old. Little Lil is in pitiful condition. Lil has AKC papers that state that she was born 6/4/2009.
The medical records that came with her showed she had received vaccinations and a heartworm test on 12/28/2009 and that she was a spayed female when she received those vaccinations. Lil is a tiny little thing. She is too thin and has significant hair loss. Our vet thinks it was probably caused by flea allergies and the hair may or may not grow back in depending on how long her hair follicles have been inactive. She weighed 4.4 pounds on 3/10/23 and we were advised to feed her puppy food because she needs to gain weight and needs the increased nutrition provided by puppy food. She still has a few teeth and will need a dental once her physical condition is improved. The amazing thing to us is that she came with 8-10 little coats. Too bad the previous owner didn’t use that money to take better medical care of this sweet little girl. Little Lil loves to snuggle and plant sweet little kisses on the tip of your nose. Every one that sees her falls in love with her. The knees of her back legs appear weak when she walks. Hopefully, with better nutrition her muscles she will g