Violet (SC)

Sweet Violet is a 13-year-old, 13 lb. senior rattie with an adorable face that melts hearts! She is a quiet girl who rarely barks. She is fully house-trained and will let you know when she needs to go outside by standing at the front door. Violet gets along well with her three canine siblings although she doesn’t show much interest in play. She is also friendly with new visitors. She sleeps through the night in her dog bed next to her foster parents.<br/><br/>Violet displays a somewhat “nonchalant” personality and is content to just stand or meander about the house in an unconcerned way. She enjoys being in the same room with her people and likes being picked up and cuddled for short periods of time. She's still figuring out whether she likes being a lapdog. She sits nicely on your lap for one or two minutes, gives your face a few kisses, but then she gets very squirmy!<br/><br/>Violet loves spending time outside and enjoys leisurely walks or wandering around her fenced backyard. She walks beautifully on a leash. Indoors, she can go up or down one or two steps comfortably, but she can no longer handle long staircases.<br/><br/>Violet is nearly deaf. She responds to loud sounds like clapping or barking but does not react to softer noises, including voices. She also has poor vision in both eyes due to mild cataracts and corneal opacities but she is able to navigate around her home and outdoor areas just fine. Violet requires daily prescription eye drops ($40/month) and an eye ointment twice a day ($70/month). She also takes arthritis medication ($45.00/month) and gabapentin at night to prevent seizures ($20.00/month) and has been seizure-free for over six months with this regimen.<br/><br/>Violet is a special senior girl with so much love to give. She's looking for a calm, caring home where she can continue to blossom and be cherished in her golden years. Want to see more of Violet? Check out her photo album at https://imageevent.com/newrattitude/violetv<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting this dog, PLEASE READ THE DETAILED ADOPTION PROCESS information on our website at www. NewRattitude.org/adopt/ From there, you can access our adoption application or contact our Adoption Team for more info.

Sweet Violet is a 13-year-old, 13 lb. senior rattie with an adorable face that melts hearts! She is a quiet girl who rarely barks. She is fully house-trained and will let you know when she needs to go outside by standing at the front door. Violet gets along well with her three canine siblings although she doesn’t show much interest in play. She is also friendly with new visitors. She sleeps through the night in her dog bed next to her foster parents.

Violet displays a somewhat “nonchalant” personality and is content to just stand or meander about the house in an unconcerned way. She enjoys being in the same room with her people and likes being picked up and cuddled for short periods of time. She's still figuring out whether she likes being a lapdog. She sits nicely on your lap for one or two minutes, gives your face a few kisses, but then she gets very squirmy!

Violet loves spending time outside and enjoys leisurely walks or wandering around her fenced backyard. She walks beautifully on a leash. Indoors, sh

Sweet Violet is a 13-year-old, 13 lb. senior rattie with an adorable face that melts hearts! She is a quiet girl who rarely barks. She is fully house-trained and will let you know when she needs to go outside by standing at the front door. Violet gets along well with her three canine siblings although she doesn’t show much interest in play. She is also friendly with new visitors. She sleeps through the night in her dog bed next to her foster parents.

Violet displays a somewhat “nonchalant” personality and is content to just stand or meander about the house in an unconcerned way. She enjoys being in the same room with her people and likes being picked up and cuddled for short periods of time. She's still figuring out whether she likes being a lapdog. She sits nicely on your lap for one or two minutes, gives your face a few kisses, but then she gets very squirmy!

Violet loves spending time outside and enjoys leisurely walks or wandering around her fenced backyard. She walks beautifully on a leash. Indoors, she can go up or down one or two steps comfortably, but she can no longer handle long staircases.

Violet is nearly deaf. She responds to loud sounds like clapping or barking but does not react to softer noises, including voices. She also has poor vision in both eyes due to mild cataracts and corneal opacities but she is able to navigate around her home and outdoor areas just fine. Violet re