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Meet Ophelia, the most beautiful four-legged potato we've ever seen. This kind of perfection doesn't just happen, it's the result of years of hard napping and snackies. Ophelia is ready to retire from a busy life of being perfect, and can't wait to spend her time focusing on what's really important in life: napping.
Here's some notes from her foster:
Ophelia is such a sweetie pie. Though blind and deaf, she has a really good sense of her surroundings all things considered. (Sometimes I swear she can see me or hear a bit.) She's a very curious pup and loves sniffing all over - inside and out. She will take a day or two to adjust to her new home during which time she really gets her steps in sniffing around -- she took about 24 hours of being here to sit/lay for more than a couple minutes at a time.
Ironically, she loves to walk about but on an actual "walk" seems to have mixed feelings. She'll walk just fine outdoors but will stop to sniff as she pleases for as long as she pleases, so in my experience it's not a very speedy walk. She gets along well with anyone - kids, humans, and dogs alike (I'm sure cats or other animals as well - just haven't seen it) - and doesn't get alarmed easily.
When left alone, she'll sniff about or take a nap on her bed or a blanket (or my sweatshirt left on the carpet). She does potty on a more frequent basis, but less as she's gotten in the swing of a routine at my home and she takes a couple minutes outside to wander before she ever does the deed. Ophelia would be a great addition to your home - you'll love hearing her little pug-like sniffs around the house and giving her cuddles.
Meet Ophelia, the most beautiful four-legged potato we've ever seen. This kind of perfection doesn't just happen, it's the result of years of hard napping and snackies. Ophelia is ready to retire from a busy life of being perfect, and can't wait to spend her time focusing on what's really important in life: napping.
Here's some notes from her foster:
Ophelia is such a sweetie pie. Though blind and deaf, she has a really good sense of her surroundings all things considered. (Sometimes I swear she can see me or hear a bit.) She's a very curious pup and loves sniffing all over - inside and out. She will take a day or two to adjust to her new home during which time she really gets her steps in sniffing around -- she took about 24 hours of being here to sit/lay for more than a couple minutes at a time.
Ironically, she loves to walk about but on an actual "walk" seems to have mixed feelings. She'll walk just fine outdoors but will stop to sniff as she pleases for as long as she pleases, so in my experience it's not a very speedy walk. She gets along well with anyone - kids, humans, and dogs alike (I'm sure cats or other animals as well - just haven't seen it) - and doesn't get alarmed easily.
When left alone, she'll sniff about or take a nap on her bed or a blanket (or my sweatshirt left on the carpet). She does potty on a more frequent basis, but less as she's gotten in the swing of a routine at my home and she takes a couple minutes outside to wander before she ever does the deed. Ophelia would be a great addition to your home - you'll love hearing her little pug-like sniffs around the house and giving her cuddles.
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All of our senior mutts are vaccinated, spayed/neutered, microchipped, and given flea/tick/dewormer medication. Regular adoptions are typically $250, and there is no adoption fee for senior adopters and Hospice adoptions, though we love donations to help pay it forward for the next mutt!
All of our senior mutts are vaccinated, spayed/neutered, microchipped, and given flea/tick/dewormer medication. Regular adoptions are typically $250, and there is no adoption fee for senior adopters and Hospice adoptions, though we love donations to help pay it forward for the next mutt!
Check out our adorable, adoptable mutts on Muttville.org. We update our website as dogs become available (sometimes daily) so check back often! Don't know who you are interested in yet? No problem! Fill out a questionnaire and we'll help you pick.
Check out our adorable, adoptable mutts on Muttville.org. We update our website as dogs become available (sometimes daily) so check back often! Don't know who you are interested in yet? No problem! Fill out a questionnaire and we'll help you pick.
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Muttville’s mission is to give senior dogs a second chance at life. We rescue them, give them the care they need, find them loving homes, and spread the word about how WONDERFUL they are!
Muttville’s mission is to give senior dogs a second chance at life. We rescue them, give them the care they need, find them loving homes, and spread the word about how WONDERFUL they are!
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