My name is Peggy Hill!

Peggy Hill's story:

Peggy is your typical hound; sweet, goofy, and a total people pleaser.

Peggy was originally adopted out by a rescue in King George but returned only a few months later because her new owner was deployed overseas. Once she was back in the shelter she received no interest and was transferred to us to help with space.  

She is new to our facility so we are still learning more about her, but she has proved to be a fun loving, older lady who loves car rides and nature hikes. 

At this present moment of time, Peggy is being vetted for dental work and a biopsy on a lump above her eye. She is still available for adoption in the meantime and we will update her bio as we learn more about the biopsy and her current condition. 

Are you the perfect forever home for Peggy Hill?

Age: 7 years

Gender: Female

Spayed/neutered: Yes

Weight: 62lbs

Vaccines: Rabies, Distemper

Heartworm results: Negative 

Lyme results: Negative 

Allergies: None

Special needs: N/A

OK with kids: Yes

OK with cats: N/A

OK with dogs: Yes

Likes & dislikes: Toys, sleeping in warm beds, exploring new smells outdoors.  

Adoption fee: $100

To Apply:

1) Print adoption application here:  

https://staffordspca.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Stafford_SPCA_Adoption_Application_Adoption-Process-04182018.pdf

2) Email to adopt@staffordspca.org OR Fax to 866-522-8042.

Please see our website for details on our adoption process, and feel free to email with any questions about the process or about the pet you're interested in.

Home visits required and dog adoptions often do require structural fencing. (We make decisions regarding the fencing requirement on a dog-by-dog basis, according to the dog's exercise needs and energy level.) 
Stafford SPCA does not condone the exclusive use of invisible fencing.  
We reserve the right to deny placement of puppies and kittens into homes with children under 5 years old.

If you can't adopt, please sponsor me!

You can also volunteer; Get more information at www.staffordspca.org