My name is Britten!

Dixie and Britten were transferred in from Glynn County Animal Services. They definitely appear to be Catahoula Leopard mixes. Also, we believe that Dixie is most likely Britten`s mom. We aren`t privy to how they ended up at an animal control facility. We are guessing they were strays. Dixie and Britten have the usual personalities of this breed. Very alert, nose to the ground, taking in all the news and somewhat independent. Catahoulas are a working breed, so it would be a great idea to research them before adopting. Certainly you couldn`t ask for more dedicated, loyal dogs. Dixie and Britten are good with other dogs. Although they won`t win any awards for walking on a leash, they do pretty well. Of course, practice makes perfect! Britten tested heartworm negative on arrival. Dixie tested heartworm positive, and is available as a foster to adopt. She will of course be treated here. Email reception@hsscg.org for an appointment to meet these lovely ladies. Alternatively you can just come on in. We are open 11 to 4 Tuesday through Saturday. Both are spayed, microchipped and current on core vaccines.