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Tigress, who is almost a year old, is a real cuddle bug. She’s a recent euthanasia rescue from a North Carolina shelter. Her breed is believed to be a Plott Hound/mixed breed with a beautiful brindle coat and white paws. She weighs 35 pounds.
Tigress is an active puppy who enjoys running around the big fenced yard and then resting on the sofa or laying in a sunny spot for a nap.
Her favorite toy is a stuffed animal or a chewy Kong. Tigress is a quick learner and has no accidents with house training. She is very good at letting you know when she needs to go out for a potty break.
She is crate trained as well. She may be vocal at first when placed in the crate, but quickly quiets down. She’s always eager to go to bed for the night in her crate.
Tigress enjoys walks with her harness. She is playful and very much a social butterfly.
Currently she shares a home with two other dogs. However, Tigress is not a fan of cats!
Tigress enjoys traveling in a car and is a bit shy meeting new folks. She’s always game for a head scratch or good belly rub.
She is more curious than fearful of loud noises like a vacuum cleaner.
Tigress truly has a loving disposition and only wants to please you.
Under a year old and only 35 lbs, this pretty little girl is just stunning! She comes spayed, vaccinated, fecal tested, heartworm negative, microchipped and current on preventatives. We rescued Tigress on the day she was to be euthanized and she is grateful to be out of the shelter after over 60 days in a run. She is located in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Home visit, approved application, and adoption donation of $250.
Sweet Tigress is ready to find a family!
Tigress, who is almost a year old, is a real cuddle bug. She’s a recent euthanasia rescue from a North Carolina shelter. Her breed is believed to be a Plott Hound/mixed breed with a beautiful brindle coat and white paws. She weighs 35 pounds.
Tigress is an active puppy who enjoys running around the big fenced yard and then resting on the sofa or laying in a sunny spot for a nap.
Her favorite toy is a stuffed animal or a chewy Kong. Tigress is a quick learner and has no accidents with house training. She is very good at letting you know when she needs to go out for a potty break.
She is crate trained as well. She may be vocal at first when placed in the crate, but quickly quiets down. She’s always eager to go to bed for the night in her crate.
Tigress enjoys walks with her harness. She is playful and very much a social butterfly.
Currently she shares a home with two other dogs. However, Tigress is not a fan of cats!
Tigress enjoys traveling in a car and is a bit shy meeting new folks. She’s always game for a head scratch or good belly rub.
She is more curious than fearful of loud noises like a vacuum cleaner.
Tigress truly has a loving disposition and only wants to please you.
Under a year old and only 35 lbs, this pretty little girl is just stunning! She comes spayed, vaccinated, fecal tested, heartworm negative, microchipped and current on preventatives. We rescued Tigress on the day she was to be euthanized and she is grateful to be out of the shelter after over 60 days in a run. She is located in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Home visit, approved application, and adoption donation of $250.
Please submit an application if interested in a pet. We check vet and personal references and review application before setting up meets.
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Interview
discuss pet with foster parent to ensure it is a perfect match. Set up meet and greet/home visit with all family members.
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Meet the Pet
Can adopt at home visit/meet with all family members and pets. Sign contract, pay adoption fee and get your new furry friend and vet records
Additional adoption info
approved app, home visit, and references required. Can adopt at meet/greet/home visit. Dogs are not allowed to live outside or left unattended outside. All dogs in adopters home must be spayed/neutered and current on vetting. Adoption fee required.
approved app, home visit, and references required. Can adopt at meet/greet/home visit. Dogs are not allowed to live outside or left unattended outside. All dogs in adopters home must be spayed/neutered and current on vetting. Adoption fee required.
All of our dogs and cats are in loving foster homes. Please fill out an application if interested in one of our pets. Once approved we will put you in contact with the foster parent who will tell you all about the pet and if you decide it is a good fit, a meet will be set up.
All of our dogs and cats are in loving foster homes. Please fill out an application if interested in one of our pets. Once approved we will put you in contact with the foster parent who will tell you all about the pet and if you decide it is a good fit, a meet will be set up.
More about this rescue
We are a 501c3 non profit in South Carolina. PLP was started in 2015. We are a 100% foster based rescue where all dogs are placed in loving homes until a forever home is found. We pull dogs from high kill shelters in North and South Carolina whose time are up. Many of our dogs are heartworm positive, scared, defeated, and broken. Many are very sick. Each dog gets extensive vet care; all ailments taken care of, spayed or neutered, chipped, and are given all vaccines. They learn house manners and crate training while in their foster home along with how to walk on a leash and socialization skills.
Many are different dogs when they are adopted than when they came to us.
We are a 501c3 non profit in South Carolina. PLP was started in 2015. We are a 100% foster based rescue where all dogs are placed in loving homes until a forever home is found. We pull dogs from high kill shelters in North and South Carolina whose time are up. Many of our dogs are heartworm positive, scared, defeated, and broken. Many are very sick. Each dog gets extensive vet care; all ailments taken care of, spayed or neutered, chipped, and are given all vaccines. They learn house manners and crate training while in their foster home along with how to walk on a leash and socialization skills.
Many are different dogs when they are adopted than when they came to us.