VIOLET

MEET VIOLET! Violet is a Smooth Coat Chow Chow mix who is estimated to be between 4-5 years old and weighs only 45 pounds. Violet and her lab friend were dumped together at a MS shelter. It took a week for the shelter to catch the dogs. She had split the large pad on one of her back feet. Her friend was adopted right away but not Violet and after 3 year she is still waiting for her forever home. Violet current foster decided to pull her but unfortunately this November will be 3 years she has been in foster care. Her foster reached out to us to help get her a great forever home. No dog should ever have to wait 3 plus years to find their home but unfortunately in today's world this is happening more, more often. She wants to have a home so badly. She is by herself in a 4x8 indoor kennel run just pining her life away.<br/><br/>Violet loves, loves, loves toys and to play. She would love a home with a single person or a couple who loves the outdoors so she can run, run, run and make up for lost time. She would love to go on daily hikes or just have the ball thrown to her a few times in her new forever backyard. Violet gets along great with male dogs but is dominate with other female dogs. It is obvious Violet was beaten and abused so she will need an adopter who will be patient with her. Vilot is terrified of her foster mom's cane and when she was doing fence repair was scared to death of the 2x4 boards when her foster mom picked them up or large sticks when she is doing yard work. Violet trusts her foster mom immensely and when called she will come bouncing back to her. She has the goofiest personality and makes her foster mom laugh multiple times a day. <br/><br/>Violet is spayed, heartworm negative, up to date on all shots and ready to go. She is housebroken, crate trained. She deserves a home so bad, yet nobody wants Violet. Are you Violet's angel? If you are interested in adopting this beautiful full of energy girl please complete our adoption application. It can be found here www.fabsrescue.com/applications

MEET VIOLET! Violet is a Smooth Coat Chow Chow mix who is estimated to be between 4-5 years old and weighs only 45 pounds. Violet and her lab friend were dumped together at a MS shelter. It took a week for the shelter to catch the dogs. She had split the large pad on one of her back feet. Her friend was adopted right away but not Violet and after 3 year she is still waiting for her forever home. Violet current foster decided to pull her but unfortunately this November will be 3 years she has been in foster care. Her foster reached out to us to help get her a great forever home. No dog should ever have to wait 3 plus years to find their home but unfortunately in today's world this is happening more, more often. She wants to have a home so badly. She is by herself in a 4x8 indoor kennel run just pining her life away.

Violet loves, loves, loves toys and to play. She would love a home with a single person or a couple who loves the outdoors so she can run, run, run and make up for lost time. She would love to g

MEET VIOLET! Violet is a Smooth Coat Chow Chow mix who is estimated to be between 4-5 years old and weighs only 45 pounds. Violet and her lab friend were dumped together at a MS shelter. It took a week for the shelter to catch the dogs. She had split the large pad on one of her back feet. Her friend was adopted right away but not Violet and after 3 year she is still waiting for her forever home. Violet current foster decided to pull her but unfortunately this November will be 3 years she has been in foster care. Her foster reached out to us to help get her a great forever home. No dog should ever have to wait 3 plus years to find their home but unfortunately in today's world this is happening more, more often. She wants to have a home so badly. She is by herself in a 4x8 indoor kennel run just pining her life away.

Violet loves, loves, loves toys and to play. She would love a home with a single person or a couple who loves the outdoors so she can run, run, run and make up for lost time. She would love to go on daily hikes or just have the ball thrown to her a few times in her new forever backyard. Violet gets along great with male dogs but is dominate with other female dogs. It is obvious Violet was beaten and abused so she will need an adopter who will be patient with her. Vilot is terrified of her foster mom's cane and when she was doing fence repair was scared to death of the 2x4 boards whe