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Josephine aka Mabry is currently in a foster home. Check out what her foster says about her: "Mabry is the biggest cuddle bug and she MUST lay right up against you. She loves to play but is also content to lay beside you all day. She has a spunky attitude and just wants to be near her person. She loves to play outside in the yard and would probably do best at a home with a fenced yard. She knows her name and learned sit on her first try. She is very food motivated. She is crate trained and will walk right in especially for a treat. She is potty trained. She guards the house and makes sure no intruders come in. Everyone that has come over to my house she has loved. She likes my dog and my two cats."
A volunteer spent some time with Josephine, and here's what they said: "Josephine is the perfect puppy with so much love to give! She's a wiggly, happy girl both in and out of her kennel, and she walked very nicely on the leash despite clumsy puppy paws! As soon as we were in the yard I could tell she had the perfect silly, playful puppy energy. She's affectionate and loves getting her belly rubbed and giving you puppy kisses! She is also working on learning "sit" and seems like she'd be a breeze to train. She loved interacting with me and loved playing with toys. She also seemed interested in playing with the other dogs nearby. Overall, Josephine is the perfect pup!"
I used Josephine to help me out with a dog test today. She did really well with greeting the dog at the gate. She had a loose body language and an excited wag in her tail. She gave the dog kisses through the fence as well. When the other dog entered the yard her and the other dog ran to each other with full energy Josephine didn't like that and gave a correction to the other dog. The other dog did listen and they went back to playing after that. Josephine has a rough and rowdy play style but I really think she would prefer the handlers. She spent more time trying to get attention for me and the other handler then playing with the other dog.
Josephine aka Mabry is currently in a foster home. Check out what her foster says about her: "Mabry is the biggest cuddle bug and she MUST lay right up against you. She loves to play but is also content to lay beside you all day. She has a spunky attitude and just wants to be near her person. She loves to play outside in the yard and would probably do best at a home with a fenced yard. She knows her name and learned sit on her first try. She is very food motivated. She is crate trained and will walk right in especially for a treat. She is potty trained. She guards the house and makes sure no intruders come in. Everyone that has come over to my house she has loved. She likes my dog and my two cats."
A volunteer spent some time with Josephine, and here's what they said: "Josephine is the perfect puppy with so much love to give! She's a wiggly, happy girl both in and out of her kennel, and she walked very nicely on the leash despite clumsy puppy paws! As soon as we were in the yard I could tell she had the perfect silly, playful puppy energy. She's affectionate and loves getting her belly rubbed and giving you puppy kisses! She is also working on learning "sit" and seems like she'd be a breeze to train. She loved interacting with me and loved playing with toys. She also seemed interested in playing with the other dogs nearby. Overall, Josephine is the perfect pup!"
I used Josephine to help me out with a dog test today. She did really well with greeting the dog at the gate. She had a loose body language and an excited wag in her tail. She gave the dog kisses through the fence as well. When the other dog entered the yard her and the other dog ran to each other with full energy Josephine didn't like that and gave a correction to the other dog. The other dog did listen and they went back to playing after that. Josephine has a rough and rowdy play style but I really think she would prefer the handlers. She spent more time trying to get attention for me and the other handler then playing with the other dog.
Our standard adoption fee is $75 for dogs and $70 for cats. This includes spay/neuter, microchip, vaccines, heartworm test (and treatment medication if needed) for dogs, FeLV test for cats, collar, leash for dogs, and a customized ID tag.
All adoptions must be completed in-person and require a driver's license and payment in the form of cash or a credit/debit card. MAS does not accept checks for adoption fees.
Our standard adoption fee is $75 for dogs and $70 for cats. This includes spay/neuter, microchip, vaccines, heartworm test (and treatment medication if needed) for dogs, FeLV test for cats, collar, leash for dogs, and a customized ID tag.
All adoptions must be completed in-person and require a driver's license and payment in the form of cash or a credit/debit card. MAS does not accept checks for adoption fees.
MAS is located at 2350 Appling City Cove, Memphis, TN 38133.
We are open for adoptions seven days a week:
Monday - Friday: 1:00 - 6:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 12:00 - 4:00 pm
Before visiting, please check memphisanimalservices.com/hours-location/ to confirm our hours!
MAS is located at 2350 Appling City Cove, Memphis, TN 38133.
We are open for adoptions seven days a week:
Monday - Friday: 1:00 - 6:00 pm
Saturday and Sunday: 12:00 - 4:00 pm
Before visiting, please check memphisanimalservices.com/hours-location/ to confirm our hours!
More about this shelter
Memphis Animal Services offers a wide range of programs and services including the sheltering of lost and homeless animals, pet adoption and placement, spay/neuter programs, handling of animal control complaints & bite cases, dog licensing, cruelty investigations, humane education, and more. For more information, visit www.memphisanimalservices.com, call 901-636-1416, or visit the facility at 2350 Appling City Cove.
Memphis Animal Services offers a wide range of programs and services including the sheltering of lost and homeless animals, pet adoption and placement, spay/neuter programs, handling of animal control complaints & bite cases, dog licensing, cruelty investigations, humane education, and more. For more information, visit www.memphisanimalservices.com, call 901-636-1416, or visit the facility at 2350 Appling City Cove.
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