Molly Greyhound San Francisco, CA

Molly 6-year-old female white/brown greyhound mix 75 pounds Spayed

Background.
Molly was born into the Lab Rescue family in early 2018. Her mom "Snow" had joined our program as a very pregnant "Lab mix" (?)... and Molly was born at a Lab Rescue foster home. Turns out that Snow was likely much more Great Pyrenees (and other breeds) than Lab. Well, Molly was adopted to a gentleman in Santa Rosa where she lived for the next six years. Molly's owner recently died and the family asked if we could take Molly back into our program to find her a new forever home.

Molly and Blackjack romping big time! -- https://youtu.be/wh8jirEUeJU

Molly meandering around Diesel Ranch -- https://youtu.be/n0M6zRQbOwY

Molly having some fun -- https://youtu.be/fIyo7Prp6xw

Molly relaxing on the couch -- https://youtu.be/FbhRHw65bVM

Molly meeting some new friends -- https://youtu.be/1c7O_kClA9E

Molly walking with her new pals -- https://youtu.be/7a_KQ4OZW3I

What Molly's foster says.
Molly is happy to hang out when I am working out in the yard. Delighted to lie next to me on the couch. Thrilled to spend the night on my bed or on a dog bed nearby. Enjoys her leash-walks around our neighborhood. House-trained; she will whine to let you know she needs to go outside to take care of her business. Molly can be spooked by sudden noises and movements and things she is not familiar with. She rarely barks. Pays little attention to my chickens. Inside the house, she gladly lounges the day away on my couch. A bit aloof, Molly does not show much interest in my own Lab "Diesel". Molly loves to play with squeaky toys and rope toys. She will happily bring a toy up to me to grab, so she can play tug with me. She will play endlessly with my other foster dog Blackjack.

What Molly's Rescue Rep says.
We suspect Molly's dad was a greyhound. Cause Molly sure don't look like a Lab or a Great Pyrenees. Molly would do best in a home with a backyard where she can stretch her legs. In her past, she apparently spent significant time in her owner's car parked in the driveway or garage -- she kinda saw it as her safe place. Best that Molly go to a rural or suburban home where things are a bit quiet. Presence of another dog for her to romp with would be great. No idea how she is with cats.

Medical.
In fine health. Spayed, current on vaccinations, heartworm negative and microchipped. She is on a daily regimen of Prion for occasional urinary incontinence.

If you are interested in adopting Molly, please contact Rescue Rep Dave at david.c.ely@sbcglobal.net.