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​SEGSP Rescue Dogs Ready for Adoption

Tennessee

State Coordinator:  Mandy White
Volunteer Coordinator: Wendy Perkins

Winnie - TN

6/16/2022

 

REVIEWING APPLICATIONS!

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REVIEWING APPLICATIONS!
Winnie is ready to find her forever family! Winnie is about 15 weeks old and loves everything about life.  She loves to be outside hunting and playing with her foster siblings.  In fact, it's her preferred place to be! Her favorite thing to do is to carry an old soccer ball around the backyard and hunt lizards and bugs. After playing hard, she will snuggle in for a long nap, and if she can find one, preferably in someone's lap or chest. 

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She will do best in a home that is familiar with GSP puppies.  She has lots of energy and will need to have a home that is willing to teach her the rules, be consistent and have structure with her.  She also needs an active family, a family that will play with her, take her hiking, boating for runs....anything active.  She will do well with other dogs and also in homes with kitties. 

Winnie is a very typical GSP puppy, she is very busy and responds well to training and structure.  Winnie is learning her basic commands, how to walk nicely on a leash and housetraining.  She is a puppy and is still learning just how sharp her teeth are, so she will need a home with either no children or whose children are at least six years old. 

She has also found her voice and likes to use it! Winnie is adventuresome and is always up for discovering new things, she likes to hunt inside the house too and regularly finds lots of items to bring to her people.  She is sweet and fun and will be a welcome addition to a home that is ready to enjoy her energy and love.

​Winnie is healthy and up to date on all vaccinations.  As a puppy, her adoption fee is $800, with a $200 refund after spay surgery at 12 months of age.

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