Blind Dog Rescue Alliance will transport within reasonable distance. This sweet little girl is located in Pennsylvania. She is being fostered with her brother but can be adopted separately. She does have vision, but has some difficulty seeing at night.
* Name of Foster DOG:
Ginger
* Primary Breed
Shepherd
Secondary Breed
Great Pyrenees
* Mixed Breed
Yes
Primary Color
White or Cream
Secondary Color
Brown or Chocolate
Coat Length
Medium
* Gender
Female
* Size when grown:
Large
* Age
Baby
Date of Birth
(if known or best guess):
07/06/2016
* Level of blindness:
Vision is good but not perfect
Information:
Hi Everybody! I'm Ginger, I am currently 3 months old. I live in my foster home with my brother who is also up for adoption. His name is Fred. I came to BDRA because it was believed I was completely blind. BUT I'm not. I have good vision, except it is not perfect. I cannot track a cotton ball, and when it is dark, I have trouble seeing. I don't let that bother me though. I will make a great companion to the lucky person who will adopt me.
I am on the shy side, but am coming out of my shell. I love to play with my brother, and am starting to play with one of the dogs I live with. Because of my breed, I think I may grow up to be around 70 or so pounds. I love to cuddle in your lap and give great kisses too.
As a baby, I had the Strangles, but am fully recovered. I also am being treated for demodex mange, but really have made a big improvement. I am very active and would probably need a fenced in yard to play in. I'm a special little girl. Please consider adopting me and providing me with a fur-ever home. I would love to be adopted with my brother, but I could also be adopted separately. So if you are interested in me, please fill out that application and request me by name!!!
Blind Dog Rescue Alliance has voted against the use of electric fencing, effective immediately.
