Oopsie

Oopsie is a 7 week old, 8.5lbs female Saint Bernard. <br/><br/>Oopsie is currently located in South Texas and will be transported to her new home. <br/><br/>This fluffasaurus is Oopsie, so named because... well, it's kind of obvious. A Saint Bernard in a hot and humid climate is not something that should happen, but here we are, with a litter of oopsie puppies. Oopsie is a sweet and very cuddly girl, and while she is still small (that's a lot of fluffy fur making her look bigger), she will grow and grow and grow. This girl needs a cool or cold climate to thrive, some place where she can explore and play and snooze by a crackling fire after a long day of doing nothing but looking cute. Oopsie and her siblings enjoy snoozing, exploring the home, playing with toys and doing what they can to stay cool. She shares her foster home with children, other dogs and cats, and does fine with all. This breed is known for being good natured and friendly. A potential adopter should be familiar with the breed, this is not an apartment dog and would do best in a home with a yard and a person/family wiling to do some training and daily exercise, and can handle a fully grown adult. Oopsie is adorable and would like to meet her new family soon, and begin to settle in. (Note: Due to her size, Oopsie should not be spayed until she is fully grown, so she will not be spayed prior to transport. The contract will specify that an adopter will have her spayed when she is 12-24 months old, and provide proof that this has been completed, and will then receive a partial refund of adoption fees once this has been submitted).<br/><br/>Our organization only adopts within the United States and Canada.<br/><br/>Faith and Hope is an established rescue group based in Texas but delivers to multiple states on the East and West Coast. All dogs and cats are rescued from the state of Texas to be transported to Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Utah, Connecticut, Virginia, Maryland, and others, with placement in their adoptive familys homes. Our $800 adoption fee includes core vaccinations (DHPP, rabies) available prior to transport, microchip and transportation fees. <br/><br/>If interested in learning more, please email us at faithandhopeadoptions@gmail.com or fill out our online application.<br/><br/>https://www.faithandhopefoundation.org/adoptionapp<br/><br/>If interested in learning more about our adoptable pets, the adoption process, or our home based foster program, please contact us at the above email.<br/><br/>Due to the number of requests that we receive on our adoptable pets, please be advised that all adoption applications are processed in the order received. Once we send you an application, your place in line is not reserved until your application is returned to us.

Oopsie is a 7 week old, 8.5lbs female Saint Bernard.

Oopsie is currently located in South Texas and will be transported to her new home.

This fluffasaurus is Oopsie, so named because... well, it's kind of obvious. A Saint Bernard in a hot and humid climate is not something that should happen, but here we are, with a litter of oopsie puppies. Oopsie is a sweet and very cuddly girl, and while she is still small (that's a lot of fluffy fur making her look bigger), she will grow and grow and grow. This girl needs a cool or cold climate to thrive, some place where she can explore and play and snooze by a crackling fire after a long day of doing nothing but looking cute. Oopsie and her siblings enjoy snoozing, exploring the home, playing with toys and doing what they can to stay cool. She shares her foster home with children, other dogs and cats, and does fine with all. This breed is known for being good natured and friendly. A potential adopter should be familiar with the breed, this is not an apartment dog a

Oopsie is a 7 week old, 8.5lbs female Saint Bernard.

Oopsie is currently located in South Texas and will be transported to her new home.

This fluffasaurus is Oopsie, so named because... well, it's kind of obvious. A Saint Bernard in a hot and humid climate is not something that should happen, but here we are, with a litter of oopsie puppies. Oopsie is a sweet and very cuddly girl, and while she is still small (that's a lot of fluffy fur making her look bigger), she will grow and grow and grow. This girl needs a cool or cold climate to thrive, some place where she can explore and play and snooze by a crackling fire after a long day of doing nothing but looking cute. Oopsie and her siblings enjoy snoozing, exploring the home, playing with toys and doing what they can to stay cool. She shares her foster home with children, other dogs and cats, and does fine with all. This breed is known for being good natured and friendly. A potential adopter should be familiar with the breed, this is not an apartment dog and would do best in a home with a yard and a person/family wiling to do some training and daily exercise, and can handle a fully grown adult. Oopsie is adorable and would like to meet her new family soon, and begin to settle in. (Note: Due to her size, Oopsie should not be spayed until she is fully grown, so she will not be spayed prior to transport. The contract will specify that an adopter will