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Today’s Featured Adoptable Dog is Lacey
Lacey is a smooth-haired brindle Dachshund
available for adoption from Noble County PAWS
At 13 pounds, Lacey falls into the “tweenie” size range
(larger than a Mini, smaller than a Standard)
She is adult, but not senior, at six years old.
Geena is a smooth-haired red Dachshund
available for adoption from Animal Rescue Foundation.
At 11 pounds, she would classify as a Mini.
However, she is estimated to only be about
a year old, so she may not be quite done growing yet.
How can you resist these eyes?
This post is a continuation of the Lost Dog on My Doorstep series. Previous posts can be found HERE.
In Part Woohoo (Part 6), Gracie had been adopted. I was elated, but to be honest, I was apprehensive about the adopters. The rescue that is representing Gracie for us approved them, and from what I heard, they were good people with a home and yard suitable for an active dog.
Pondering what mischief I can get into…
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Pretzel is a smooth-haired red Dachshund that has been with
Animal Rescue Foundation for quite a while now.
He is estimated to be nine years old,
but he certainly doesn’t look it.
This post is a continuation of the Lost Dog on My Doorstep series. Previous posts can be found HERE.
In Part Yay (Part 5), Gracie had finally been able to leave boarding and go to her foster home. She was doing great in the foster home, and from what I understand, foster mom was falling in love. Her friends even joked on Facebook, “What are you going to do if/when someone wants to adopt her?” They knew Gracie was stealing foster mom’s heart.
This post is a continuation of the Lost Dog on My Doorstep series. Previous posts can be found HERE.
In Part 4, Gracie was finally getting to leave boarding and go home with her foster parents. Her foster mom was going to be picking her up Monday afternoon, and needless to say, I was anxious to get an update about how things went on her first night at her foster home.
Why be anxious? Well, on Monday morning I got the news that Gracie had torn up the isolation room at the vet. Like really torn it up, lol. Okay, I shouldn’t lol. It’s not funny. There was no word on whether we would be receiving a bill for the damages.
Well, poor girl… after 20 days in boarding, she was going NUTS. I would’ve been too. This was vet boarding, not fun doggy daycare/dog hotel kind of boarding. Read More →
Serena is a smooth-haired, black & tan dapple
Miniature Dachshund
available for adoption from
Rockin’ G Animal Shelter in Pryor, Oklahoma
This post is a continuation of the Lost Dog on My Doorstep series. To view previous posts in this series, please see this page.
Part 3½ of the story ended with Gracie in a holding pattern. The foster parents were ready to take her, but her fecal test results came back positive for several contagious parasites. Because the foster parents have other dogs, she would need to be medicated to get rid of the parasites and have a clear retest before going to their home. This meant staying in boarding a bit longer than we intended.
