Hello, My name is Fanny. I'm a four-year-old red and white Pembroke Welsh Corgi, and I am highly skilled in cuddling and kisses.
I am fostered with a senior female Shih Tzu and we get along very well. The only exception is she eats slower than I so I try to help her out. My Foster Mom does not feed us in the same room because I'm so helpful.
My most endearing qualities are my engaging smile and I tend to skip when happy. I also like to lay across any and all available laps. I like staying near my human(s) whenever possible. Belly rubs and ear scratches are always accepted.
I do tend to be a little skittish when startled by loud noises or aggressive movements. If startled, I tend to shut down and stay still until coaxed to play or eat. Treats always seem to make things better.
I am fond of my crate and will happily spend my alone time in it. I sleep in little beds in my Foster Mom's bedroom each night. I have a wondrous bark that I only use when happy or startled.
Fanny would do best in a home with no small children. A fenced yard is required for adoption. Fanny is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccines. She would be fine with another calm friendly dog. Please email claireelizabeth@petssecondchance.org for more information.
We adopt only in the Greater St. Louis Area.
Hello, My name is Fanny. I'm a four-year-old red and white Pembroke Welsh Corgi, and I am highly skilled in cuddling and kisses.
I am fostered with a senior female Shih Tzu and we get along very well. The only exception is she eats slower than I so I try to help her out. My Foster Mom does not feed us in the same room because I'm so helpful.
My most endearing qualities are my engaging smile and I tend to skip when happy. I also like to lay across any and all available laps. I like staying near my human(s) whenever possible. Belly rubs and ear scratches are always accepted.
I do tend to be a little skittish when startled by loud noises or aggressive movements. If startled, I tend to shut down and stay still until coaxed to play or eat. Treats always seem to make things better.
I am fond of my crate and will happily spend my alone time in it. I sleep in little beds in my Foster Mom's bedroom each night. I have a wondrous bark that I only use when happy or startled.
Fanny would do best in a home with no small children. A fenced yard is required for adoption. Fanny is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccines. She would be fine with another calm friendly dog. Please email claireelizabeth@petssecondchance.org for more information.
Our adoption process is an initial meeting, an application, a home visit, and a contract. We also schedule a follow-up home visit. Basic behavior classes are required. Adoption fees depend on medical condition and age. We return all phone inquiries within 24 hours.
Our adoption process is an initial meeting, an application, a home visit, and a contract. We also schedule a follow-up home visit. Basic behavior classes are required. Adoption fees depend on medical condition and age. We return all phone inquiries within 24 hours.
PSC Welsh Corgi Rescue was established in 2001 with the mission of rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome Welsh Corgis in need. We received our 501 c3 in 2001. We often take Corgis with serious medical or behavior issues. With our network of veterinarians and veterinary specialists we bring the dogs back to good health and ready for a new home. We also work closely with a behaviorist.
PSC Welsh Corgi Rescue was established in 2001 with the mission of rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome Welsh Corgis in need. We received our 501 c3 in 2001. We often take Corgis with serious medical or behavior issues. With our network of veterinarians and veterinary specialists we bring the dogs back to good health and ready for a new home. We also work closely with a behaviorist.
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