Toesie Rosie, better known as Pippi Rose Longstocking (bc of Pippi`s ponytails and Rosie`s ears, is the sweetest soul you will ever meet. She is full of energy and needs a fenced in yard or would need to be walked with a leash. She wants to be in your lap on the couch, which I discouraged, but my husband came in off the road (truck driver, cross country) and allowed her in his lap. I would sit on the floor with her. She loves belly rubs and she loves car rides. She does have a fear of a bath tub and a water hose. I do not know why. While I fostered her, I would go outside and use a cleaning rag, shampoo and 2 small bathroom size trash cans to bath and rinse her. She was more worried about chasing the birds, squirrels and rabbits. Pippi Rose will sit. She is kennel trained for night and when someone is not at the house. I have taught her `no snatch, eeeasy` when she excepts a treat. She will do it gently and not gobble if you tell her this. Yes, she loves treats. She had Beggings, small Purina bites and big Purina bigger bites, also a burger patty from Tractor Supply. These were all for using the potty outside and also for going in her kennel. She is house trained. She will go to the door. She hasn`t learned to bark to let you know she wants out. I kept a eye on her and looked in the foyer if didn`t see her and she would be waiting to go outside. It took her 3 weeks to learn to play with dog toys but she now really enjoys it. She really deserves a family who wants a new family member.
Toesie Rosie, better known as Pippi Rose Longstocking (bc of Pippi`s ponytails and Rosie`s ears, is the sweetest soul you will ever meet. She is full of energy and needs a fenced in yard or would need to be walked with a leash. She wants to be in your lap on the couch, which I discouraged, but my husband came in off the road (truck driver, cross country) and allowed her in his lap. I would sit on the floor with her. She loves belly rubs and she loves car rides. She does have a fear of a bath tub and a water hose. I do not know why. While I fostered her, I would go outside and use a cleaning rag, shampoo and 2 small bathroom size trash cans to bath and rinse her. She was more worried about chasing the birds, squirrels and rabbits. Pippi Rose will sit. She is kennel trained for night and when someone is not at the house. I have taught her `no snatch, eeeasy` when she excepts a treat. She will do it gently and not gobble if you tell her this. Yes, she loves treats. She had Beggings, small Purina bites and big Purina bigger bites, also a burger patty from Tractor Supply. These were all for using the potty outside and also for going in her kennel. She is house trained. She will go to the door. She hasn`t learned to bark to let you know she wants out. I kept a eye on her and looked in the foyer if didn`t see her and she would be waiting to go outside. It took her 3 weeks to learn to play with dog toys but she now really enjoys it. She really deserves a family who wants a new family member.
An adoption application is required for every potential adoption. Adoption prices vary between animals. We review all applications and contact medical references.
An adoption application is required for every potential adoption. Adoption prices vary between animals. We review all applications and contact medical references.
Our adoption center is located at 20384 Harrison Ave. Covington, La 70433 and is open Monday - Friday 9:00a-5:00p and on Saturdays 9:00a - 2:00p.
Our adoption center is located at 20384 Harrison Ave. Covington, La 70433 and is open Monday - Friday 9:00a-5:00p and on Saturdays 9:00a - 2:00p.
More about this shelter
Northshore Humane Society is one of Louisiana's largest 501(c)(3) nonprofit animal welfare organizations. Since 1953, we have been serving the neglected and abandoned animals of the Northshore region. We are an independent, non-governmental rescue that offers veterinary care, fostering, adoption, and more. We rely solely on the support of caring people like you to fund our programs and services which profoundly benefit the animals of our community. Thank you for all of your support!
Our Mission:
To be the premier organization dedicated to enhancing and saving the lives of pets in the Northshore region through community engagements, adoption, spay and neuter programs, and sheltering.
Our Vision:
To lay the foundation for a no-kill nation. To learn more about a no-kill nation, we suggest visiting www.nokilladvocacycenter.org.
What We Do:
Adoptions: Each year, we rescue, care for and find loving homes for homeless animals in our community.
Veterinary Care:
Our community clinic provides excellent veterinary care to both our rescue pets and to beloved family pets. All funds raised through our clinic directly impact the care of the homeless animals of our rescue.
Foster:
Our foster families open their homes to homeless animals who are too young, sick or scared to be immediately adopted.
Volunteer:
Hundreds of volunteers take on a variety of tasks to help care for and promote our animals, assist administration, and represent NHS at community events, allowing more time for our staff to do their jobs efficiently.
Low-Cost Pet Health:
Through grant and corporate partners, we are able to provide a variety of low-cost pet care to people in need. These include low-cost spay/neuter opportunities, microchipping, vaccinations and more!
Northshore Humane Society is one of Louisiana's largest 501(c)(3) nonprofit animal welfare organizations. Since 1953, we have been serving the neglected and abandoned animals of the Northshore region. We are an independent, non-governmental rescue that offers veterinary care, fostering, adoption, and more. We rely solely on the support of caring people like you to fund our programs and services which profoundly benefit the animals of our community. Thank you for all of your support!
Our Mission:
To be the premier organization dedicated to enhancing and saving the lives of pets in the Northshore region through community engagements, adoption, spay and neuter programs, and sheltering.
Our Vision:
To lay the foundation for a no-kill nation. To learn more about a no-kill nation, we suggest visiting www.nokilladvocacycenter.org.
What We Do:
Adoptions: Each year, we rescue, care for and find loving homes for homeless animals in our community.
Veterinary Care:
Our community clinic provides excellent veterinary care to both our rescue pets and to beloved family pets. All funds raised through our clinic directly impact the care of the homeless animals of our rescue.
Foster:
Our foster families open their homes to homeless animals who are too young, sick or scared to be immediately adopted.
Volunteer:
Hundreds of volunteers take on a variety of tasks to help care for and promote our animals, assist administration, and represent NHS at community events, allowing more time for our staff to do their jobs efficiently.
Low-Cost Pet Health:
Through grant and corporate partners, we are able to provide a variety of low-cost pet care to people in need. These include low-cost spay/neuter opportunities, microchipping, vaccinations and more!
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