Rosie

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Yes, our beautiful Rosie likes cats! Rosie was adopted and returned to PRBJ when her owner was unable to provide the right kind of enviornment to thrive in. Her owner originally was working from home which was perfect, but when she was needed in the office a few days a week, Rosie could not handle being left alone. Unfortunately, Rosie does have severe seperation anxiety, and even with medication, was unable to handle being left alone. Rosie is not fond of dogs but she does like cats<br/>Potential adopters, please keep in mind that Rosie can easily jump a 6-foot fence if she is left alone. If you do have a fenced-in back yard you will need to supervise her at all times when she is out there playing.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Yes, our beautiful Rosie likes cats! Rosie was adopted and returned to PRBJ when her owner was unable to provide the right kind of enviornment to thrive in. Her owner originally was working from home which was perfect, but when she was needed in the office a few days a week, Rosie could not handle being left alone. Unfortunately, Rosie does have severe seperation anxiety, and even with medication, was unable to handle being left alone. Rosie is not fond of dogs but she does like cats
Potential adopters, please keep in mind that Rosie can easily jump a 6-foot fence if she is left alone. If you do have a fenced-in back yard you will need to supervise her at all times when she is out there playing.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Yes, our beautiful Rosie likes cats! Rosie was adopted and returned to PRBJ when her owner was unable to provide the right kind of enviornment to thrive in. Her owner originally was working from home which was perfect, but when she was needed in the office a few days a week, Rosie could not handle being left alone. Unfortunately, Rosie does have severe seperation anxiety, and even with medication, was unable to handle being left alone. Rosie is not fond of dogs but she does like cats
Potential adopters, please keep in mind that Rosie can easily jump a 6-foot fence if she is left alone. If you do have a fenced-in back yard you will need to supervise her at all times when she is out there playing.