09/27/2026
Please continue to share. I am willing to take her to another state if necessary, so she can live out her life without fear of being hurt or starved ever again the last thing I want is for her to have to go to a shelter. Thank you, everyone❤️
Hello everyone! Hope had a successful spay surgery two weeks ago. She is a little over 40 pounds fully vetted along with her rabies vaccination. She was also given a years worth of heartworm prevention and flea and prevention by way of injections. The time has now come for her to be adopted and find her forever home. If you see this message on any of my pages, can you please share with all your contacts,friends, family & work associates? She needs to go to a loving home where she will be spoiled, not worked and not used as a hog dog which we suspect has happened in her past she still has some scars and a broken tail. She’s not a designer dog, but she is a great dog. She is now trying to dig her way out of her kennel and we are afraid she will get out and get hurt as Dad lives on the highway and has the train tracks in the backyard. I really think she would make a good inside dog as she has been inside several times when I visited my dad. If she is to remain an outside dog she would need to go to a house that has a fence. I hate that we can’t keep her, but dad is physically unable to keep up with her any longer. She doesn’t love bathtime, but she tolerates it and she does stand still for 10 minutes while her prescription shampoo is working. She loves stuffed animals and loves to run around the yard. She gets along well with my Yorkie not sure about any other animals. It breaks my heart that we have to let her go, but we knew from the beginning we weren’t going to be able to keep her forever. Thank you to all her followers and to everyone who has donated food supplies and funds for her vetting. It has all been used and all of her supplies and food of course will go with her as well as all her medical records. If you have any questions please text or call me directly at 254-275-1637.