Adopt Ginger a Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut Catahoula Leopard Dog / American Pit

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Adopt Ginger a Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut Catahoula Leopard Dog / American Pit

Location:

Bartlett, TN

Description:

Meet GingerCurrently fostering in Tennessee Here's the link to our adoption application:https://form.jotform.com/201317338010137 This amazing gal-Friday is the full packageathletic, smart, spry, fun-loving, obedient and young enough to take on the world right by your side! Please meet Ginger! She is a Catahoula/Heeler mix weighing in at 40 lbs of total excitement and fun! She was found under an abandoned house with her babies in Bartlett, TN. Her babies have all been adopted, but she was so shy that she needed time to settle in and learn about living in a home and trust. She is still shy with new people at first, but she warms up quickly. She absolutely loves to play with friends and toys! They are her life and treats come in a fast second. She walks well on a leash, but she is shy about having a leash put on. It is all new to her and she will need someone very special to help her continue to learn and trust. She just has to be shown that all is ok in her world and then she is fine. She is not aggressive in any way, but will be more watchful. She crates easily, but does not require a crate and she is also fully housebroken. She adores ice cream outings and walks in the park. Whatever the outdoor adventure or indoor relaxation, she is definitely worth everything. If you cant tell, we absolutely adore her and have loved watching her learn and grow. If you are interested in this adorable, loving, adventurous young lady, please get your apps in as fast as you can! Here's the link to our adoption application:https://form.jotform.com/201317338010137 ANIMAL INFORMATION:Name: GingerBreed: Catahoula/Heeler mixGender: FemaleDOB: 10/13/2019Weight: 40 lbsSpayed/Neutered: YesVaccines: CurrentHeartworm: Negative, currently on HeartgardMicrochipped: Yes FOSTER EVALUATION AND RECOMMENDATION:Dogs: Yes, fostering with dogs of various sizes, breeds and gendersCats: No, she is entirely too interested.Other Small Animals: UnknownChildren: Yes, older children. She has NOT been tested with infants or toddlers, so proper supervision and introductions would be required. ADOPTION INFORMATION:We are a foster-based animal rescue and we thank you for your interest in one of our animals. Our animals are fostered in various locations in the a South and in New England. Our fosters and adoption coordinators are the backbone of what we do. Our fosters work tirelessly to integrate our rescue animals into their home, so that we can provide as much information to potential adopters as possible. In addition, our coordinators offer as much information regarding the medical and behavioral and personality characteristics as is known to our organization. Without them, and our extremely generous donors, we would not be able to save as many animals as we do every day. With each adoption, we operate a Pay It Forward program, whenever possible, to help other animals in our rescue and future animals in need. If you are interested in one of our animals, please complete an application. The application link can be found on our Petfinder homepage under the picture. You may also find our application on our website at www.petmatchmakerrescue.com under the Adopt page. If they are listed on our website, their adoptions have not been finalized yet. That does not mean that we have not received several applications, already. Please complete an application if you are interested and we will keep you apprised of their current status. We are all volunteers who work full-time jobs and have animals of our own, so please be patient with us. We will get back with you as quickly as possible. If you are interested in fostering for our organization, please complete an application. The application link can be found on our Petfinder homepage under the picture.

Breed:

Louisiana Catahoula Leopard Dog

Category:

Dogs

Color:

Orange

Sex:

Female

Posted:

May 17 on Adopt-a-Pet.com