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My basic info
Breed
Hound (Unknown Type)/Labrador Retriever
Color
Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut - with White
Age
2 years 2 months old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
55 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
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My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
We adopt to the Florida counties of Pinellas, Hillsborough, Manatee, Sarasota, Hernando and Pasco.
For more information please email, including your name and phone number: InquiryForNewHorizonDogRescue@gmail.com
56 lbs
2 yrs of age
Heartworm Negative
Microchipped
Spayed
Current on Vaccines
Because Daisy's owner lost her home, the owner took Daisy to a veterinary clinic to have Daisy euthanized. The veterinarian would not have it. A healthy, happy dog put to sleep? The veterinarian offered to keep Daisy at his clinic, and that's where Daisy stayed, night and day, for over 11 months. Night and day.
Because of this isolation, Daisy developed anxiety when left alone. With other dogs she is charming. Loves them. With cats she's respectful. With people, she adores all ages and sizes.
Daisy is perfect in so many ways. She's not destructive. She walks perfectly on a leash. She can be trusted with any dog, large or tiny. Daisy is a sweetheart! A sweetheart who has lost many months of her life. Now's her time to be a part of someone's family. Thank you for considering this gorgeous, gorgeous girl!
We adopt to the Florida counties of Pinellas, Hillsborough, Manatee, Sarasota, Hernando and Pasco.
For more information please email, including your name and phone number: InquiryForNewHorizonDogRescue@gmail.com
56 lbs
2 yrs of age
Heartworm Negative
Microchipped
Spayed
Current on Vaccines
Because Daisy's owner lost her home, the owner took Daisy to a veterinary clinic to have Daisy euthanized. The veterinarian would not have it. A healthy, happy dog put to sleep? The veterinarian offered to keep Daisy at his clinic, and that's where Daisy stayed, night and day, for over 11 months. Night and day.
Because of this isolation, Daisy developed anxiety when left alone. With other dogs she is charming. Loves them. With cats she's respectful. With people, she adores all ages and sizes.
Daisy is perfect in so many ways. She's not destructive. She walks perfectly on a leash. She can be trusted with any dog, large or tiny. Daisy is a sweetheart! A sweetheart who has lost many months of her life. Now's her time to be a part of someone's family. Thank you for considering this gorgeous, gorgeous girl!
A preliminary phone interview. Verification from condo or apartment of breed and/or weight restrictions. Adopter must commit to provide heartworm prevention monthly. Adopted animals must be consistently provided only high quality foods.
A preliminary phone interview. Verification from condo or apartment of breed and/or weight restrictions. Adopter must commit to provide heartworm prevention monthly. Adopted animals must be consistently provided only high quality foods.
Go meet their pets
We have various satellite facilities (foster homes) throughout west central Florida. Appointments are required. We strive to be flexible to accommodate the public's schedule.
We have various satellite facilities (foster homes) throughout west central Florida. Appointments are required. We strive to be flexible to accommodate the public's schedule.
More about this rescue
New Horizon Dog Rescue pulls animals from high-kill shelters, those that are scheduled for euthanization, those that otherwise had no chance. The animals are immediately veterinarian examined. The animals are further tested for heartworm, administered the necessary vaccines and are spayed/neutered when applicable.
We are volunteers who devote to the ultimate goal: placing the animals in responsible, loving homes, where they have always been meant to be.
New Horizon Dog Rescue pulls animals from high-kill shelters, those that are scheduled for euthanization, those that otherwise had no chance. The animals are immediately veterinarian examined. The animals are further tested for heartworm, administered the necessary vaccines and are spayed/neutered when applicable.
We are volunteers who devote to the ultimate goal: placing the animals in responsible, loving homes, where they have always been meant to be.
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