Gotta Love Dogs: Pets In Need of Adopting!

Friday, April 17, 2015

Pets In Need of Adopting! - Annie -

Pets In Need of Adopting!

- Annie -

Posted by: N Gilbert

Sweet Annie

UPDATE: AS OF 4/20/2015: YAY! YAY! YAY! Annie went to rescue!!!!! ♥

AS OF 4/18/2015: ANNIE IS ALL BETTER, LOOKING GREAT AND READY TO BE ADOPTED! ♥

AS OF 4/11/2015: NOW IN ISO - URGENT!

PLEASE HELP ♥ SWEET GIRL ♥

NICE FAMILY DOG

Intake #: 249241 (Annie)

Intake Date: 3/04/15 (Stray)

Available: NOW

Description: 2 y/o, Female, Pit Bull, Blue/ White

Picture taken 4/17/15

UPDATE! Annie has recovered from an upper respiratory infection and is looking great! She is just waiting to be adopted.

This sweet girl arrived as a stray with another recent Momma (she is no longer with us :( ). Annie has been at the shelter for over a month now. She is definitely a staff favorite and my favorite. VERY LOVING, SWEET, HAPPY TO GIVE KISSES, playful, good with other dogs, not a barker and okay with cats. She had several families place holds on her and oddly no one came back for her. She is now is ISO, started sneezing yesterday and no longer where the public can see her.... not sure how much longer the shelter can keep her. She is a nice family dog. Can we help her find a home or rescue ASAP! Please share.

Here is a short video of her playing with her best friend (who is no longer with us) :( ♥

If you are interested in adopting this dog, please contact:

Animal Friends of the Valleys

33751 Mission Trail Road

Wildomar, CA 92595

(951) 674-0618

www.animalfriendsofthevalleys.com

Annie's Facebook Thread:

https://www.facebook.com/FriendsOfAFV/photos/a.501857846519772.110670.501824966523060/912149892157230/?type=1&theater

Friends of AFV Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/FriendsOfAFV

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