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My basic info
Breed
American Pit Bull Terrier/Labrador Retriever
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn/White
Age
1 year 11 months old, Adult
Size
–
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
62846
My details
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Sweet Jamie is looking for a very special fur-ever home! She has had to overcome more than her fair share of difficulties in her young life, including heartworms and gastroesophageal reflux disease. GBHS will continue to provide heartworm treatment at no cost to the adopter until the heartworms are completely cleared, and the reflux is currently well-controlled on a low-fat diet (although she may need occasional antacids in the future).
Though shy and nervous in new environments, Jamie quickly opens up when given a little bit of time to settle in. Once she warms up to you, her affectionate nature truly shines and she becomes and a total cuddle-bug. She gets along wonderfully with other dogs and is a master at matching any level of play energy. She's fully leash, crate, and house trained, making her a wonderfully low-maintenance companion.
Jamie enjoys her walks and occasional hikes (always followed by long naps, of course). Her foster parent notes that she switches seamlessly from being active and playful into being a complete couch potato ready to binge watch your next show with you!
If you're patient and willing to help this sweet pup with her confidence, Jamie will reward you with a deep bond and endless affection. Come meet her and see if you're the perfect match to help her feel safe and loved.
If you're interested in meeting Jamie, please email foster@gbhs.org to set up an appointment.
Sweet Jamie is looking for a very special fur-ever home! She has had to overcome more than her fair share of difficulties in her young life, including heartworms and gastroesophageal reflux disease. GBHS will continue to provide heartworm treatment at no cost to the adopter until the heartworms are completely cleared, and the reflux is currently well-controlled on a low-fat diet (although she may need occasional antacids in the future).
Though shy and nervous in new environments, Jamie quickly opens up when given a little bit of time to settle in. Once she warms up to you, her affectionate nature truly shines and she becomes and a total cuddle-bug. She gets along wonderfully with other dogs and is a master at matching any level of play energy. She's fully leash, crate, and house trained, making her a wonderfully low-maintenance companion.
Jamie enjoys her walks and occasional hikes (always followed by long naps, of course). Her foster parent notes that she switches seamlessly from being active and playful into being a complete couch potato ready to binge watch your next show with you!
If you're patient and willing to help this sweet pup with her confidence, Jamie will reward you with a deep bond and endless affection. Come meet her and see if you're the perfect match to help her feel safe and loved.
If you're interested in meeting Jamie, please email foster@gbhs.org to set up an appointment.
Fees for adopting a pet at the GBHS are as follows:
Cats, kittens, dogs or puppies:
- Animals six months and under: $100
- Animals older than six months: $50
- Rabbits: $25
- Ferrets: $50
- Rats, Guinea Pigs & Hamsters: $10 for one or $15 for a pair
NOTE: A fee of $10 for the Microchip (including free registration and services for the first year) is included in the adoption fee for Dogs/Cats/Puppies/Kittens. However, if an animal's adoption fee has been waived or if someone adopts using a military discount, the $10 Microchip Fee will still be required.
The adoption fees include:
* Flea & tick preventive
* Deworming treatment
* Initial vaccinations
* Rabies vaccination - for pets over 3 months
* Feline leukemia test - for cats 3 months and older
* Heartworm test - for dogs 6 months and older
* Heartworm preventive - for dogs 6 months and older
* Microchip, corresponding tag & registration (1 yr)
* Spay/neuter surgery
* Daily care
Fees for adopting a pet at the GBHS are as follows:
Cats, kittens, dogs or puppies:
- Animals six months and under: $100
- Animals older than six months: $50
- Rabbits: $25
- Ferrets: $50
- Rats, Guinea Pigs & Hamsters: $10 for one or $15 for a pair
NOTE: A fee of $10 for the Microchip (including free registration and services for the first year) is included in the adoption fee for Dogs/Cats/Puppies/Kittens. However, if an animal's adoption fee has been waived or if someone adopts using a military discount, the $10 Microchip Fee will still be required.
The adoption fees include:
* Flea & tick preventive
* Deworming treatment
* Initial vaccinations
* Rabies vaccination - for pets over 3 months
* Feline leukemia test - for cats 3 months and older
* Heartworm test - for dogs 6 months and older
* Heartworm preventive - for dogs 6 months and older
* Microchip, corresponding tag & registration (1 yr)
* Spay/neuter surgery
* Daily care
ADOPTION APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 4P TO BE CONSIDERED FOR SAME-DAY ADOPTION.
*Please note that adoptions are on a first approved, first adopt basis and appointments do not guarantee that you will be approved for adoption or will be able to meet any specific pet. GBHS reserves the right to refuse any adopter.
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS:
New Year's Day
Easter Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
*Closings are subject to change.
ADOPTION APPLICATIONS MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 4P TO BE CONSIDERED FOR SAME-DAY ADOPTION.
*Please note that adoptions are on a first approved, first adopt basis and appointments do not guarantee that you will be approved for adoption or will be able to meet any specific pet. GBHS reserves the right to refuse any adopter.
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS:
New Year's Day
Easter Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
*Closings are subject to change.
More about this shelter
The Greater Birmingham Humane Society's mission is to promote the humane treatment of animals and people through education, advocacy and services.
The Greater Birmingham Humane Society's mission is to promote the humane treatment of animals and people through education, advocacy and services.
