Originally Annabelle and her brother Cocoa came to us in July 2024. Their previous owner decided that he did not want to deal with them anymore and drove them across town and dumped them down a dead-end street by the river. Annabelle and Cocoa were on their own for three weeks before we received the call to intervene. They finally wandered up the road a few miles and found help with the Hickman Creek neighborhood. They were covered in fleas and ticks when we got them. Thankfully the neighborhood had been sitting food out for them, so they were not too underweight.
Annabelle and Cocoa were adopted together fall of 2024. We received a sad message on January 1st, 2025, that the adopters wished to return them. They said their work schedule had changed to include some long hours and they believed that Annabelle and Cocoa still had too much puppy in them to be crated all day. So, once again, Annabelle and Cocoa have to suffer through another traumatic move. Yes, they are familiar with us and our pack, but make no mistake, changing homes and routines is very stressful for an animal.
Originally Annabelle and her brother Cocoa came to us in July 2024. Their previous owner decided that he did not want to deal with them anymore and drove them across town and dumped them down a dead-end street by the river. Annabelle and Cocoa were on their own for three weeks before we received the call to intervene. They finally wandered up the road a few miles and found help with the Hickman Creek neighborhood. They were covered in fleas and ticks when we got them. Thankfully the neighborhood had been sitting food out for them, so they were not too underweight.
Annabelle and Cocoa were adopted together fall of 2024. We received a sad message on December 31, 2024, that the adopters wished to return them. They said their work schedule had changed to include some long hours and they did not feel right kenneling them all day. So, once again, Annabelle and Cocoa have to suffer through another traumatic move. Yes, they are familiar with us and our pack, but make no mistake, changing homes and routines is very stressful for an animal.
Annabelle is spayed. She is up to date on her heartworm prevention and flea/tick prevention. She has been tested for heartworms and 3 tick diseases and all came back negative. Annabelle is microchipped. Annabelle weighs in full grown at 24 pounds.
Annabelle is used to being around a pack, so she is definitely dog friendly. We are unsure of cats at this time. Annabelle is good around children but needs to be reminded not to jump up. We have been working with this, and she is showing good progress. Annabelle has a lot of love to give. She enjoys cuddles and kisses. She loves to be rubbed on and is a great companion animal. Annabelle has learned to sit and wait for her food to be put down but needs to be reminded with the command "wait." Annabelle is an awesome dog, with lots of love to give.
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