Princess

Princess wants to be the "princess" in your home! Princess came to us from a situation where there were lots of other dogs and puppies. She learned how to get along with everyone and find her own safe spots to get away from the commotion of too many pets. Her owners reached out for some help and Princess is here to find a new home. Princess has all of her vaccinations, she is heartworm negative, she has a microchip, and she has been spayed. When Princess came in she had a skin infection, but antibiotics and medicated baths are helping that situation. Only one other thing might cause a prospective adopter to "paws" before adopting her. She is about nine years old so she is a "senior citizen!" Her age is not a problem for Princess, so hopefully it won't be a problem in finding her a "forever" home.

Princess wants to be the "princess" in your home! Princess came to us from a situation where there were lots of other dogs and puppies. She learned how to get along with everyone and find her own safe spots to get away from the commotion of too many pets. Her owners reached out for some help and Princess is here to find a new home. Princess has all of her vaccinations, she is heartworm negative, she has a microchip, and she has been spayed. When Princess came in she had a skin infection, but antibiotics and medicated baths are helping that situation. Only one other thing might cause a prospective adopter to "paws" before adopting her. She is about nine years old so she is a "senior citizen!" Her age is not a problem for Princess, so hopefully it won't be a problem in finding her a "forever" home.

Princess wants to be the "princess" in your home! Princess came to us from a situation where there were lots of other dogs and puppies. She learned how to get along with everyone and find her own safe spots to get away from the commotion of too many pets. Her owners reached out for some help and Princess is here to find a new home. Princess has all of her vaccinations, she is heartworm negative, she has a microchip, and she has been spayed. When Princess came in she had a skin infection, but antibiotics and medicated baths are helping that situation. Only one other thing might cause a prospective adopter to "paws" before adopting her. She is about nine years old so she is a "senior citizen!" Her age is not a problem for Princess, so hopefully it won't be a problem in finding her a "forever" home.