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Bloodhound Dogs For Adoption in Newport, KY, USA
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Brown Sugar Brandy - Bloodhound Dog For Adoption

Bloodhound Dogs For Adoption in Newport, KY, USA

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Nickname
Brown Sugar Brandy
Breed
Bloodhound
Gender
Female
Age
Adult
Location
Newport, KY, 41072, USA

Description

Bloodhound Dogs For Adoption in Newport, KY, USA

Posted Breed: Bloodhound. This girl has been through so much since November when she first came to SAAP. A pregnancy, raising 7 beautiful giant babies, a benign tumor, a full mastectomy, a pretty ugly

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infection, eye surgery, and an ear infection. But with all of this she was always wagging her tail and a happy go lucky hound. She will always have a special place in my heart, but I’m asking her future adopters to give many updates, and to love her unconditionally. I would love for her to stay in my home but unfortunately this is the drawback of rescue.. you sometimes have to give up the ones you love to make room for another lost soul who needs help. She definitely has her quirks, she needs basic obedience training, and she needs to be fed separately as she can get territorial over things. She also hates the crate and will bark for the first 5-10 minutes upon going in. Also remember she is a hound so her long ears cause frequent ear infections if not kept clean and she will also follow her nose wherever it takes her. But here are her amazing qualities: she is good with both dogs and cats, she gives the best hugs, she is super sweet and loving, she is good with kids, she will sleep on the floor on a dog bed all night. She loves toys especially the squeaker kind, and the list continues. Also the potential adopter will be able to be a part of her babies Facebook group Brown Sugar Brandy Babies the adopters are absolutely AMAZING about sharing updates! Apply today today adopt this goofy girl, she will keep you endlessly entertained! #brownsugarbrandybabies All SAAP animals are vet checked, UTD on vaccines, spayed/neutered, micro chipped, and given flea and heartworm preventative as age appropriate. Our website is: .adoptastray/ To check if this animal is still available visit our master pet list on our website at: .adoptastray/adoptable-animals/ Have questions: Please email us at saapadoptastray for more information about this animal or to answer any questions you may have. You may also contact us at (859)391-1234. Completing the online application when you find an animal you are interested in speeds up the adoption process. We can hold your application on file for a period of time if you are still looking for that perfect new family member. THE APPLICATION IS AVAILABLE AT THIS LINK: .adoptastray/dog-adoption-application/ INTERESTED IN FOSTERING: We welcome your interest and ask that you complete our on-line foster application: .adoptastray/foster-application/

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Was the Dog Found
No

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Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-90407
Date Listed
04/13/2019
Date Expires
Expired

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