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My basic info
Breed
Labrador Retriever/Labrador Retriever
Color
Black
Age
Puppy
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
NAME: Ginny
GENDER: Female
BREED: Mix
COLOR: Black
AGE: 1 year old
WEIGHT: 26lbs
SPAY OR NEUTER: Yes
MICROCHIP: Yes
If you would like to give Ginny a forever home, please go to
www.adoptadoggie.org to fill out an online application.
Ginny is a very friendly, sweet, happy and playful dog! She is doing well in her foster home. She loves everyone she meets, good with both big and small dogs, and good with cats. Ginny is also good with the foster family’s son who is 8 years old. She is a good temperament dog and with some basic training, she will sure grow up to be a wonderful dog!
Ginny was living as homeless dog surviving on garbage. There are barely any food and shelter in the mountain where she was found. A kind lady who often feed the strays in the area heard her crying out of starvation. She could barely stand on her four feet as she was so weak. She didn’t have the heart to see her homeless on the road but couldn’t take her home as she lives in a tiny apartment and not financially sound. She called several rescue groups and no one was willing to take her in as they are all full and Ginny is a black dog. Through the vet’s referral, she found Ginny’s now foster mom. Ginny’s foster mom is an experienced dog rescuer and found over hundreds of dogs loving home. She knew it was urgent to take her home and promised her a good life!
Ginny is a healthy girl and had her vaccinations, rabies shot, spayed and microchip. All she needs is for a family to open their hearts to her and give her a new life! Please give Ginny a chance to live.
Please watch Ginny’s YouTube videos below:
http://youtu.be/-6tqAWeIaA4 – Ginny good with children
http://youtu.be/sbzuXf8Bj4o - Ginny with foster mom
http://youtu.be/x3eOItka4R4 - Ginny no food aggression
http://youtu.be/1mk1RcA6vfY - Ginny good with dogs
http://youtu.be/yEwBkunPlvc - Ginny no treat aggression
http://youtu.be/HczFqh_Za5Y - Ginny walk on leash
http://youtu.be/TMw0rB1sSd8 - Ginny good in crate
http://youtu.be/OhQURi5BDbw - Gino & Ginny at the park
If you would like to give Ginny a forever home, please go to
www.adoptadoggie.org to fill out an online application.
Please upload your home environment photos so that we can do an online home visit. Once we received your application, we will get back to you ASAP.
Temperament:
Energy Level: Medium
Ideal home environment: Both Quiet & Active
Is the dog good with strangers: Friendly
The dog is best with children of what age group? Any ages
Is the dog good with other dogs? Yes good with small and big dogs
Is the dog good with cats? Yes
Good on leash? Yes
Housetrained? Yes
Crate-trained? Yes
How is the dog with men? Friendly
Food aggression with people? No
Food aggression with dogs? No
Has the dog bitten anyone? No
Medical Information:
Vaccination History
Vaccination dates:11/01/2015 & 12/01/205
Rabies shot: 11/20/2015
Idexx 4-1 Kit Test Result: negative
Heartworm Test Result: negative
Giardia Test Kit Result: negative
Deworming Date: 1st day of each month
Heartworm Preventative Date: 1st day of each month
Frontline Date: 1st day of each month
