Princess

Princess was reported to local authorities after being hit by a car. She was brought to the local shelter for emergency medical attention but they could not save her rear left leg. Princess was microchipped, but her owner could no longer care for her, so she remained in the shelter. She recovered well and was a favorite of the volunteers. Her missing leg is not a hindrance in her daily life. After living in the shelter just shy of 2 1/2 years, our rescue pulled her into a foster home. Our hope is that we can share her story to a larger audience to find her a forever home.<br/><br/>As a senior dog, she likes to chill out and is shy at first, but when she warms up, you will see her loving nature. Currently she lives in a home with children and another dog and is adapting well in the home environment. Contact us for a meet and greet to connect with this amazing dog.

Princess was reported to local authorities after being hit by a car. She was brought to the local shelter for emergency medical attention but they could not save her rear left leg. Princess was microchipped, but her owner could no longer care for her, so she remained in the shelter. She recovered well and was a favorite of the volunteers. Her missing leg is not a hindrance in her daily life. After living in the shelter just shy of 2 1/2 years, our rescue pulled her into a foster home. Our hope is that we can share her story to a larger audience to find her a forever home.

As a senior dog, she likes to chill out and is shy at first, but when she warms up, you will see her loving nature. Currently she lives in a home with children and another dog and is adapting well in the home environment. Contact us for a meet and greet to connect with this amazing dog.

Princess was reported to local authorities after being hit by a car. She was brought to the local shelter for emergency medical attention but they could not save her rear left leg. Princess was microchipped, but her owner could no longer care for her, so she remained in the shelter. She recovered well and was a favorite of the volunteers. Her missing leg is not a hindrance in her daily life. After living in the shelter just shy of 2 1/2 years, our rescue pulled her into a foster home. Our hope is that we can share her story to a larger audience to find her a forever home.

As a senior dog, she likes to chill out and is shy at first, but when she warms up, you will see her loving nature. Currently she lives in a home with children and another dog and is adapting well in the home environment. Contact us for a meet and greet to connect with this amazing dog.