Osprey

Meet Osprey! Osprey is estimated to be 3-4 years old and is a female Bichon/Poodle mix who was rescued from a puppy mill. This sweet girl is a trooper; she arrived clearly not feeling well at all. After undergoing a thorough medical exam by the veterinarians at AFA, they discovered a very large bladder stone to be the culprit. The vets were able to remove the stone at the same time Osprey got spayed. The surgery was a success, and Osprey has been feeling so much better! However, Osprey will need continual veterinary care for her bladder issues, as well as to be on a special diet. Potential adopters should be aware of the extra financial responsibility this brings. <br/>Osprey is very shy & skittish, but at the same quite curious of her surroundings and the people coming and going. She has done well with other little dogs, and they seem to help bring out her personality. She has a spark in her eyes that is just waiting to ignite! Training and time will bring Osprey out of her shell and living up to her full potential!<br/>Osprey's perfect home is filled with an abundance of patience and love, a safe place where she can decompress from her past and learn the joy of being loved and spoiled. <br/>Please note that Osprey will require a fenced in yard as well.<br/><br/>Interested in adopting? Please review our Adoption Procedures:<br/>Adoption/Visiting Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, Noon-4pm<br/>You may visit our cats, kittens, dogs and puppies over the age of 4 months old during adoption hours prior to completing an adoption application. You must fill out an adoption application and be approved before visiting with puppies aged 4 months old and younger.<br/>Applying for Adoption:<br/>Fill out an adoption application in person at the shelter during adoption hours. We do not offer adoption applications online. If you live at a distance (1-1/2+ hour away), you can call us at 724-539-2544 to complete an adoption application by phone. Calls are returned within 48 hours.<br/>Bring the following pertinent documents with you:<br/>Pet Owners: Vet records of all your current pets.<br/>Homeowners: Proof of home ownership – a property tax or mortgage document. Utility bills are not accepted.<br/>Renters: Landlord’s phone number and copy of your lease. We must speak to your landlord to be considered for adoption.<br/>Valid ID: You must be 21 years or older.<br/>Dog Owners:<br/>If you currently have dogs at your home, we require a meet and greet with the shelter dog you are interested in. You must have an approved adoption application before the meet and greet.<br/>The adoption will be finalized after all required information is confirmed and your adoption application is approved.<br/>We cannot guarantee the availability of the pet you are interested in and do not hold on any animals.<br/>Read more at: www.afashelter.org/adoption-procedures

Meet Osprey! Osprey is estimated to be 3-4 years old and is a female Bichon/Poodle mix who was rescued from a puppy mill. This sweet girl is a trooper; she arrived clearly not feeling well at all. After undergoing a thorough medical exam by the veterinarians at AFA, they discovered a very large bladder stone to be the culprit. The vets were able to remove the stone at the same time Osprey got spayed. The surgery was a success, and Osprey has been feeling so much better! However, Osprey will need continual veterinary care for her bladder issues, as well as to be on a special diet. Potential adopters should be aware of the extra financial responsibility this brings.
Osprey is very shy & skittish, but at the same quite curious of her surroundings and the people coming and going. She has done well with other little dogs, and they seem to help bring out her personality. She has a spark in her eyes that is just waiting to ignite! Training and time will bring Osprey out of her shell and living up to her full potential!
Osp

Meet Osprey! Osprey is estimated to be 3-4 years old and is a female Bichon/Poodle mix who was rescued from a puppy mill. This sweet girl is a trooper; she arrived clearly not feeling well at all. After undergoing a thorough medical exam by the veterinarians at AFA, they discovered a very large bladder stone to be the culprit. The vets were able to remove the stone at the same time Osprey got spayed. The surgery was a success, and Osprey has been feeling so much better! However, Osprey will need continual veterinary care for her bladder issues, as well as to be on a special diet. Potential adopters should be aware of the extra financial responsibility this brings.
Osprey is very shy & skittish, but at the same quite curious of her surroundings and the people coming and going. She has done well with other little dogs, and they seem to help bring out her personality. She has a spark in her eyes that is just waiting to ignite! Training and time will bring Osprey out of her shell and living up to her full potential!
Osprey's perfect home is filled with an abundance of patience and love, a safe place where she can decompress from her past and learn the joy of being loved and spoiled.
Please note that Osprey will require a fenced in yard as well.

Interested in adopting? Please review our Adoption Procedures:
Adoption/Visiting Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, Noon-4pm
You may visit our cats, kittens,