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Snowe came to us from the NYC shelter system on April 13th. She was found as a stray and no one came to claim this sweet older gal.
Snowe is a senior, estimated at 10-12 years old. Snowe is being treated for an ear infection and chronic skin issues mostly likely due to allergies which went untreated. She also has cataracts in both eyes which has affected her vision significantly (she is mostly blind). Despite this, Snowe navigates her way around incredibly well. Snowe is friendly (her tail never stops wagging), sweet, affectionate and SUPER playful. She loves to be held and snuggle into your shoulder, followed by a game of chase. Snowe is a great eater and never turns down a meal. Despite her age and a few medical conditions which need attention, she deserved to be saved and find a loving home for the rest of her days.
Snowe MAY be hypoallergenic (but we can not say for sure) ... I have yet to see any shedding. Snowe is fixed, up to date on vaccines and microchipped. She tested negative for heartworm. We are treating her ears and skin and looking to get her a dental cleaning. Her adoption fee is $300.
Adopting a dog is a commitment that will require annual veterinary care at a minimum, training, exercise, enrichment, etc. Pet care is not cheap or easy and adopters should consider the costs, time and trainingprior to adoption. After all these dogs have been through they deserve a loving, committed home.
How to Adopt Me!
If you are interested in learning more about me, and possibly making me part of your family, please go to wagoninn.rescuegroups.org. Click on the orange Online Adoption Application button to fill out an application. A Wag On Inn volunteer will be in touch soon!
Snowe came to us from the NYC shelter system on April 13th. She was found as a stray and no one came to claim this sweet older gal.
Snowe is a senior, estimated at 10-12 years old. Snowe is being treated for an ear infection and chronic skin issues mostly likely due to allergies which went untreated. She also has cataracts in both eyes which has affected her vision significantly (she is mostly blind). Despite this, Snowe navigates her way around incredibly well. Snowe is friendly (her tail never stops wagging), sweet, affectionate and SUPER playful. She loves to be held and snuggle into your shoulder, followed by a game of chase. Snowe is a great eater and never turns down a meal. Despite her age and a few medical conditions which need attention, she deserved to be saved and find a loving home for the rest of her days.
Snowe MAY be hypoallergenic (but we can not say for sure) ... I have yet to see any shedding. Snowe is fixed, up to date on vaccines and microchipped. She tested negative for heartworm. We are treating her ears and skin and looking to get her a dental cleaning. Her adoption fee is $300.
Adopting a dog is a commitment that will require annual veterinary care at a minimum, training, exercise, enrichment, etc. Pet care is not cheap or easy and adopters should consider the costs, time and trainingprior to adoption. After all these dogs have been through they deserve a loving, committed home.
How to Adopt Me!
If you are interested in learning more about me, and possibly making me part of your family, please go to wagoninn.rescuegroups.org. Click on the orange Online Adoption Application button to fill out an application. A Wag On Inn volunteer will be in touch soon!
We require an application. After reviewing the application, your home sounds suitable for the personality of the animal you are looking for, then a home check and a meeting is set up. For our rescue animals an adoption donation is required. All our rescue animals are up to date on shots, heartworm tested or on preventative, dewormed frontlined and have a microchip.
We require an application. After reviewing the application, your home sounds suitable for the personality of the animal you are looking for, then a home check and a meeting is set up. For our rescue animals an adoption donation is required. All our rescue animals are up to date on shots, heartworm tested or on preventative, dewormed frontlined and have a microchip.
Go meet their pets
We will be having an adoption event at the Prince and the Pawper, located at: Cobblestone Village 889 West Park Ave Ocean, NJ 07712. The phone number of the Prince and the Pawper is : 732-695-0095 . Besides having us there the last saturay of the month, starting at 11 Am, you can also check their website
( http://www.theprinceandthepawper.com/ ) to see what they have to offer you.
We will be having an adoption event at the Prince and the Pawper, located at: Cobblestone Village 889 West Park Ave Ocean, NJ 07712. The phone number of the Prince and the Pawper is : 732-695-0095 . Besides having us there the last saturay of the month, starting at 11 Am, you can also check their website
( http://www.theprinceandthepawper.com/ ) to see what they have to offer you.
More about this rescue
Wag On Inn Rescue, A NJ recognized 501(C)3 organization, located in Freehold, NJ, is a small group of dedicated volunteers, trying to rehome dogs and cats. We have a variety of animals looking for their forever home. The animals are worked with individually to be socialized with other animals and with people. Some of the dogs are obedience trained and housebroken. Special care is also taken in working with animals on basic house manners. We have two types of ways we help the animals. One is our rescue program, where we pull animals from shelters and they stay with us until adopted, we also have a "referal program" where we help owners of pets try to find them new homes. with this program, the pets stay with their owners until a new home is found, and adopted from the owner.
Wag On Inn Rescue, A NJ recognized 501(C)3 organization, located in Freehold, NJ, is a small group of dedicated volunteers, trying to rehome dogs and cats. We have a variety of animals looking for their forever home. The animals are worked with individually to be socialized with other animals and with people. Some of the dogs are obedience trained and housebroken. Special care is also taken in working with animals on basic house manners. We have two types of ways we help the animals. One is our rescue program, where we pull animals from shelters and they stay with us until adopted, we also have a "referal program" where we help owners of pets try to find them new homes. with this program, the pets stay with their owners until a new home is found, and adopted from the owner.
