Winnie

Winnie<br/> She is a 4 year old female Frenchie approximately 25 lbs.<br/>She is a special needs girl due to her recent surgery on her ears due to severe neglect. Yes, she has no ears. She cannot hear words, however sometimes if I clap she'll turn her head. <br/><br/>She is a happy girl who loves people. She has been exposed to children. For those of you who remember she was adopted to a wonderful family, I do not have one negative thing to say about that and no one should.<br/><br/>Overtime, Winnie became mean to their resident female dog, and I mean mean. Sometimes girls can be snarky to other girls. It got to the point that the whole family was in chaos and the other dog was afraid all the time. After many interventions the painfull call was made to us and I talked the family into her being returned to us. The right thing to do was to find her a new home. That's one benefit you get when you adopt from a good rescue, we take our dogs back. <br/>Now when Winnie came to my home, she did the exact same thing she did in her home, so was not an environmental issue.or something the family was doing wrong. <br/><br/>We cannot adopt out Winnie to a household with another female dog. I am testing her out on the male dogs in my house and everything seems fine for now. I wonder if special needs makes her feel vulnerable and have to consistently exert her dominance which gets her in some trouble. To fall in love with Winnie, you have to understand her story and how we got her, which is posted below in the links. She has only been here since saturday , and I already freaking adore this little girl, sassy pants and all.<br/><br/>Her story<br/>https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1172640191559921&id=100064418544905&mibextid=Nif5oz<br/><br/>https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1188989179925022&id=100064418544905&mibextid=Nif5oz<br/><br/>If you're interested in Winnie please go to our website at Ebarr.org<br/>Find and fill out the application<br/>Or find form here<br/>https://form.jotform.com/EastBayRescueRefuge/animal-adoption-application

Winnie
She is a 4 year old female Frenchie approximately 25 lbs.
She is a special needs girl due to her recent surgery on her ears due to severe neglect. Yes, she has no ears. She cannot hear words, however sometimes if I clap she'll turn her head.

She is a happy girl who loves people. She has been exposed to children. For those of you who remember she was adopted to a wonderful family, I do not have one negative thing to say about that and no one should.

Overtime, Winnie became mean to their resident female dog, and I mean mean. Sometimes girls can be snarky to other girls. It got to the point that the whole family was in chaos and the other dog was afraid all the time. After many interventions the painfull call was made to us and I talked the family into her being returned to us. The right thing to do was to find her a new home. That's one benefit you get when you adopt from a good rescue, we take our dogs back.
Now when Winnie came to my home, she did the exact same thing she did in

Winnie
She is a 4 year old female Frenchie approximately 25 lbs.
She is a special needs girl due to her recent surgery on her ears due to severe neglect. Yes, she has no ears. She cannot hear words, however sometimes if I clap she'll turn her head.

She is a happy girl who loves people. She has been exposed to children. For those of you who remember she was adopted to a wonderful family, I do not have one negative thing to say about that and no one should.

Overtime, Winnie became mean to their resident female dog, and I mean mean. Sometimes girls can be snarky to other girls. It got to the point that the whole family was in chaos and the other dog was afraid all the time. After many interventions the painfull call was made to us and I talked the family into her being returned to us. The right thing to do was to find her a new home. That's one benefit you get when you adopt from a good rescue, we take our dogs back.
Now when Winnie came to my home, she did the exact same thing she did in her home, so was not an environmental issue.or something the family was doing wrong.

We cannot adopt out Winnie to a household with another female dog. I am testing her out on the male dogs in my house and everything seems fine for now. I wonder if special needs makes her feel vulnerable and have to consistently exert her dominance which gets her in some trouble. To fall in love wit