While Scott Bennett was spending the day at the vet's having dogs spay and neutered, he received a call from a young lady who said she found two puppies abandoned along a back road. The lady called the animal control who refused to pick up the pups and told her  "Take them back where you found them and leave them there." Not wanting to simply abandon the pups, she sought help from us and we were more than happy to do so.

 

Ginger's very playful and friendly personality makes her such a great candidate as a family companion. Plus she so darn adorable and stinking cute that you'll end up spending hours upon hours just loving on her. She will do very well in a home with another dog and/or children who know how to properly treat a dog. 

 

Ginger has received an update on her annual vaccinations, been dewormed, treated for parasites and started on her monthly preventatives. Her adopter must agree to having her spay once Ginger reaches 6 months of age and provide verification of such to our rescue. She will require all of her basic training.