Velma

?? Daphne headed north... but Velma is still waiting in NOLA. ??<br/><br/>Velma and her sister, Daphne, hold a bittersweet little piece of Zeus’ Rescues history — they were the final two dogs ever dumped over the fence at our old Napoleon location before we closed that chapter, tore down the fence, and moved to Freret.<br/><br/>Well, Daphne recently got her ticket out! She hopped on a transport up North, where she’ll have a new opportunity to find her forever home.<br/><br/>But Velma is still here in New Orleans, wondering when it will be her turn.<br/><br/>At just 1.5 years old, Velma has already had enough uncertainty for one little lifetime. She’s ready to trade being left behind for being chosen.<br/><br/>And this girl is SO ready.<br/><br/>?? Dog friendly and would love a canine buddy<br/>?? Equal parts playful and loving<br/>?? A loyal sidekick with a heart of gold<br/>?? Always up for an adventure<br/>?? Equally happy settling in for couch cuddles<br/>?? Professional shadow and full-time best friend<br/><br/>Velma is also ALL young dog. She’s happy, energetic, playful and sometimes a little rambunctious because apparently no one has informed her that she isn’t a tiny puppy anymore. ??<br/><br/>Because of her enthusiasm for life, Velma would do best in a home with older children who won’t mind her exuberant personality and can keep up with her.<br/><br/>She’s sweet, resilient, dog friendly and still ridiculously optimistic about humans despite the way her story started.<br/><br/>Her sister has moved on to her next chapter. Now we need to make sure Velma doesn’t get forgotten.<br/><br/>She doesn’t need a transport ticket.<br/><br/>She needs a HOME.<br/><br/>A couch. A person. Maybe a dog sibling. A family. Someone who looks at that face and says, "Yep. You’re coming home with me."<br/><br/>Velma’s past started with someone leaving her behind.<br/><br/>Let’s make sure her future starts with someone choosing her. ??<br/><br/>Apply to adopt or foster Velma at ZeusRescues.org.<br/><br/>Please share and help us find Velma her people!<br/><br/>Thanks!<br/>Michelle<br/><br/>#zeusrescues

?? Daphne headed north... but Velma is still waiting in NOLA. ??

Velma and her sister, Daphne, hold a bittersweet little piece of Zeus’ Rescues history — they were the final two dogs ever dumped over the fence at our old Napoleon location before we closed that chapter, tore down the fence, and moved to Freret.

Well, Daphne recently got her ticket out! She hopped on a transport up North, where she’ll have a new opportunity to find her forever home.

But Velma is still here in New Orleans, wondering when it will be her turn.

At just 1.5 years old, Velma has already had enough uncertainty for one little lifetime. She’s ready to trade being left behind for being chosen.

And this girl is SO ready.

?? Dog friendly and would love a canine buddy
?? Equal parts playful and loving
?? A loyal sidekick with a heart of gold
?? Always up for an adventure
?? Equally happy settling in for couch cuddles
?? Professional shadow and full-time best friend

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?? Daphne headed north... but Velma is still waiting in NOLA. ??

Velma and her sister, Daphne, hold a bittersweet little piece of Zeus’ Rescues history — they were the final two dogs ever dumped over the fence at our old Napoleon location before we closed that chapter, tore down the fence, and moved to Freret.

Well, Daphne recently got her ticket out! She hopped on a transport up North, where she’ll have a new opportunity to find her forever home.

But Velma is still here in New Orleans, wondering when it will be her turn.

At just 1.5 years old, Velma has already had enough uncertainty for one little lifetime. She’s ready to trade being left behind for being chosen.

And this girl is SO ready.

?? Dog friendly and would love a canine buddy
?? Equal parts playful and loving
?? A loyal sidekick with a heart of gold
?? Always up for an adventure
?? Equally happy settling in for couch cuddles
?? Professional shadow and full-time best friend

Velma is also ALL young dog. She’s happy, energetic, playful and sometimes a little rambunctious because apparently no one has informed her that she isn’t a tiny puppy anymore. ??

Because of her enthusiasm for life, Velma would do best in a home with older children who won’t mind her exuberant personality and can keep up with her.

She’s sweet, resilient, dog friendly and still ridiculousl