8/25/11: A lovely local retired couple may adopt Penny. They just lost their dog of many years to old age. Penny would certainly entertain them and be a great companion and fishing buddy. Penny's medical bills will still be outstanding. Finding her a wonderful home is what I try to do. It does not make the bills go away that it took to get her healthy and ready.
8/19/11: Penny will be undergoing a delicate surgery on Monday, 8/22, to remove debris injected when she was shot with a tranquilizer gun by ACO. It is just a fraction of an inch from her spinal cord.
5/24/11: I don't know what she is other then a 2 year old, 40 pound bundle of energy.
Delightful, full of personality and a quick learner. I don't
'do' small dogs, but she sat up on her rear with front paws in the
air 'begging' me to take her. How could I refuse knowing she
was scheduled to die within 24 hours?
She is totally trustworthy in the house as long as you don't leave smelly shoes or slippers on the floor at night. She is good on leash, in the car, with other dogs and I'm sure would be great with children and older people alike. Just a versatile dog. She will make a great little
lap dog or a playmate for respectful children.
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