MOLLIE

Wire Fox Terrier Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the Rescue, Rehabilitation and Rehoming of Wire Fox Terriers in the Midwest. PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BREED, OUR ADOPTION PROCESS AND DOWNLOAD APPLICATION: <br/> WIREFOXRESCUEMIDWEST.COM<br/><br/>Meet Miss Mollie an adorable sweet lady born on February 14,2013. She is a calm, gentle, cuddle lamb who just can't give enough kisses in return for Ear and belly rubs. Mollie is very easy going just putters around all day, loves sun puddles and long leisurely walks. She likes toys and balls that Squeak. Mollie came into rescue a little over weight at 22 pounds. She is really a tiny Foxy girl ideal weight would be around 16 or 17 pounds. Mollie is house trained, kennel trained, loves other dogs and older children. Mollie is also used to having her teeth brushed and sits patiently while you brush. She prefers peanut butter flavored toothpaste. Her teeth are beautiful. She knows sit, Kennel Up, potty outside and sits up and begs. She is a very charming little dog who lost her first home due to the owner having a serious illness. She could no longer care for her. Mollie had Cystotomy surgery to remove two bladder stones shortly after arrival. She is doing really well now but will need Royal Canin Urinary diet to prevent more stones from forming. Mollie has enjoyed really good vet care her entire life. She has perfect bloodwork, Heartworm Neg and on prevention, her vaccinations are up to date, spayed, fecal checked and Microchipped. Mollie is ready to find an ideal home with someone who is at home to snuggle, play and take long walks. She prefers to be inside but a nice small fenced yard would be ideal… Mollie is quiet rarely barks She would be well suited to Apartment or condo living if need be. Mollie is the ideal little package for someone who is looking for a sweet companion to share their life and home. We are located in Iowa

Wire Fox Terrier Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the Rescue, Rehabilitation and Rehoming of Wire Fox Terriers in the Midwest. PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BREED, OUR ADOPTION PROCESS AND DOWNLOAD APPLICATION:
WIREFOXRESCUEMIDWEST.COM

Meet Miss Mollie an adorable sweet lady born on February 14,2013. She is a calm, gentle, cuddle lamb who just can't give enough kisses in return for Ear and belly rubs. Mollie is very easy going just putters around all day, loves sun puddles and long leisurely walks. She likes toys and balls that Squeak. Mollie came into rescue a little over weight at 22 pounds. She is really a tiny Foxy girl ideal weight would be around 16 or 17 pounds. Mollie is house trained, kennel trained, loves other dogs and older children. Mollie is also used to having her teeth brushed and sits patiently while you brush. She prefers peanut butter flavored toothpaste. Her teeth are beautiful. She knows sit, Kennel Up, potty outside and sits up and begs. She is

Wire Fox Terrier Rescue is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the Rescue, Rehabilitation and Rehoming of Wire Fox Terriers in the Midwest. PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BREED, OUR ADOPTION PROCESS AND DOWNLOAD APPLICATION:
WIREFOXRESCUEMIDWEST.COM

Meet Miss Mollie an adorable sweet lady born on February 14,2013. She is a calm, gentle, cuddle lamb who just can't give enough kisses in return for Ear and belly rubs. Mollie is very easy going just putters around all day, loves sun puddles and long leisurely walks. She likes toys and balls that Squeak. Mollie came into rescue a little over weight at 22 pounds. She is really a tiny Foxy girl ideal weight would be around 16 or 17 pounds. Mollie is house trained, kennel trained, loves other dogs and older children. Mollie is also used to having her teeth brushed and sits patiently while you brush. She prefers peanut butter flavored toothpaste. Her teeth are beautiful. She knows sit, Kennel Up, potty outside and sits up and begs. She is a very charming little dog who lost her first home due to the owner having a serious illness. She could no longer care for her. Mollie had Cystotomy surgery to remove two bladder stones shortly after arrival. She is doing really well now but will need Royal Canin Urinary diet to prevent more stones from forming. Mollie has enjoyed really good vet care her entire life. She has perfect bloodwork, H