Pippi Longstocking

  • Adult
  • Female
  • Large

Pippi Longstocking

Current Location

Newport, KY

Physical Traits

Age: Adult, (3-8 years)
Gender: Female
Size: Large, (61-100 lbs)

Behavior

House-trained: Unknown

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
Yes

Pippi Longstocking's Compatibility

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

Adoption Fee

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Pippi Longstocking's Story

Please welcome this sweet girl to SAAP! Like many of the pups that we rescue, Pippy has been through a lot!!<br/><br/>Pippy came to SAAP with her eight - one week old babies. Shortly after her arrival, we discovered she had coccidia, Giardia, worms AND parvo.<br/><br/>This meant that she had to go for treatment and stay at the vet’s office while we tried to bottle feed the puppies. Sadly, all the pups passed away as they had been exposed to parvo as well.<br/><br/>Pippy managed to survive the parvo - only to find out that she was also heartworm positive. So, she began treatment for that too which requires 30 days of crate rest to keep the heart rate down.<br/><br/>After everything she has been through, Pippy is now healthy and ready to find her very deserving furever home!!<br/><br/>Approximately 50 pounds<br/><br/>potty trained<br/><br/>Very gentle and submissive<br/><br/>LOVES attention<br/><br/>Pippy is not dog aggressive but she seems nervous and scared when other dogs get close to her.

Please welcome this sweet girl to SAAP! Like many of the pups that we rescue, Pippy has been through a lot!!

Pippy came to SAAP with her eight - one week old babies. Shortly after her arrival, we discovered she had coccidia, Giardia, worms AND parvo.

This meant that she had to go for treatment and stay at the vet’s office while we tried to bottle feed the puppies. Sadly, all the pups passed away as they had been exposed to parvo as well.

Pippy managed to survive the parvo - only to find out that she was also heartworm positive. So, she began treatment for that too which requires 30 days of crate rest to keep the heart rate down.

After everything she has been through, Pippy is now healthy and ready to find her very deserving furever home!!

Approximately 50 pounds

potty trained

Very gentle and submissive

LOVES attention

Pippy is not dog aggressive but she seems nervous and scared when other dogs get close to her.

Please welcome this sweet girl to SAAP! Like many of the pups that we rescue, Pippy has been through a lot!!

Pippy came to SAAP with her eight - one week old babies. Shortly after her arrival, we discovered she had coccidia, Giardia, worms AND parvo.

This meant that she had to go for treatment and stay at the vet’s office while we tried to bottle feed the puppies. Sadly, all the pups passed away as they had been exposed to parvo as well.

Pippy managed to survive the parvo - only to find out that she was also heartworm positive. So, she began treatment for that too which requires 30 days of crate rest to keep the heart rate down.

After everything she has been through, Pippy is now healthy and ready to find her very deserving furever home!!

Approximately 50 pounds

potty trained

Very gentle and submissive

LOVES attention

Pippy is not dog aggressive but she seems nervous and scared when other dogs get close to her.

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How To Adopt

Pippi Longst... was listed as Adoptable by Stray Animal Adoption Program
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Stray Animal Adoption Program's Adoption Policy
The Adoption Process SAAP asks for a minimum donation at the time of the adoption. This request is always $300 or less (usually $150 – $250). We are required to collect sales tax on adoptions in the state of Kentucky. Unfortunately, we are unable to accept credit/debit cards. Cash or check is readily accepted. All adoptable pets are spayed/neutered, micro chipped, up to date on vaccines, dewormed, flea and tick medication applied, and ready to go home with you when you meet them. We ask that you submit an adoption application. We will review and approve/deny your application in a timely manner. Once your application is approved, we will schedule a “Meet and Greet” appointment. Often times this is scheduled at the start of one of our regular adoption events. Frequently, we can make arrangements to meet at times/dates other than our usual events. At the “Meet and Greet” you will have time to make the final decision as to whether you wish to adopt the pet. If indeed you do make the decision to adopt the pet, there is a basic pet adoption contract to complete. The SAAP personnel that is assisting with your pet adoption will be happy to review the contract with you. SAAP does promote life long adoptions. In the unforeseen instance that you must surrender the pet, you must return the pet to SAAP. It is unfortunate, but we cannot return your adoption donation. Copyright 2014-2021 Kreyling Creative LL

Pippi Longstocking is from Stray Animal Adoption Program

[Newport, KY]

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