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My basic info
Breed
Corgi
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn - with White
Age
1 year old, Young
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
25 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Needs experienced adopter
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My personality
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Silly as can be Jenny is now about 10mo old and weighs approx 25lbs. She is clearly a Corgi mix but with what, we don’t know. This sweet girl has come a very long way in the last few months. Due to being hit by a car (we assume), she almost lost her life. She had numerous broken bones, along with some other stress to some nerves at the base of her spine so we thought she may not recover. Our specialist recommended that we amputate her tail to try and help the healing process, and it worked! Her bones and nerve endings have healed, and she is now ready for her own, forever home. She is a very silly, happy girl that runs and plays with her foster siblings, with no restrictions. She is now also house and crate trained. Jenny loves to learn new things so she must have a person that will continue her training. She absolutely loves to play with other dogs so another dog in the home is a must. She’s also great with the kitties. She is doing great with her leash training and loves to go on walks or even light hikes, but because of past injuries to her back legs, running or jogging on concrete is not an option. She must have a 5ft or higher fenced yard and she should not be left alone for more that 5-6 hr intervals.
Silly as can be Jenny is now about 10mo old and weighs approx 25lbs. She is clearly a Corgi mix but with what, we don’t know. This sweet girl has come a very long way in the last few months. Due to being hit by a car (we assume), she almost lost her life. She had numerous broken bones, along with some other stress to some nerves at the base of her spine so we thought she may not recover. Our specialist recommended that we amputate her tail to try and help the healing process, and it worked! Her bones and nerve endings have healed, and she is now ready for her own, forever home. She is a very silly, happy girl that runs and plays with her foster siblings, with no restrictions. She is now also house and crate trained. Jenny loves to learn new things so she must have a person that will continue her training. She absolutely loves to play with other dogs so another dog in the home is a must. She’s also great with the kitties. She is doing great with her leash training and loves to go on walks or even light hikes, but because of past injuries to her back legs, running or jogging on concrete is not an option. She must have a 5ft or higher fenced yard and she should not be left alone for more that 5-6 hr intervals.
Interested adopters should email info@k9rr.org to request an application. Once complete, the application can be returned via email and quickly reviewed. If approved, we then invite potential adopters to visit with one or more of the dogs that interest them. If the meet and greet goes well, we encourage a week long "trial adoption" to ensure a good match. During that week we communicate often and are available for support and guidance, via phone or email, 24/7.
Unless otherwise specified, K9 R&R adoption fees range from $350-$500 and include all vetting and microchip. We also provide ongoing training tips and help as needed, for the life of the dogs.
K9 R&R is a non-profit, volunteer based organization.
Interested adopters should email info@k9rr.org to request an application. Once complete, the application can be returned via email and quickly reviewed. If approved, we then invite potential adopters to visit with one or more of the dogs that interest them. If the meet and greet goes well, we encourage a week long "trial adoption" to ensure a good match. During that week we communicate often and are available for support and guidance, via phone or email, 24/7.
Unless otherwise specified, K9 R&R adoption fees range from $350-$500 and include all vetting and microchip. We also provide ongoing training tips and help as needed, for the life of the dogs.
K9 R&R is a non-profit, volunteer based organization.
More about this rescue
K9 R&R rescues dogs from shelters and other various facilities across the nation, but focusing primarily on those throughout the west coast. In addition, we help re-home family pets of owners who can no longer care for them. K9 R&R assesses and works with every dog prior to adopting them out and continues to provide support to adopters for the entire life of the dog. K9 Rescue & Rehab was founded with the desire to provide a more thorough, inclusive, supportive approach to dog rescue and re-homing. When adopting a K9 R&R dog, you are not only adding a new family member, but are becoming part of an extended family that is always there to support you in hard times and celebrate with you in joyful ones.
K9 R&R rescues dogs from shelters and other various facilities across the nation, but focusing primarily on those throughout the west coast. In addition, we help re-home family pets of owners who can no longer care for them. K9 R&R assesses and works with every dog prior to adopting them out and continues to provide support to adopters for the entire life of the dog. K9 Rescue & Rehab was founded with the desire to provide a more thorough, inclusive, supportive approach to dog rescue and re-homing. When adopting a K9 R&R dog, you are not only adding a new family member, but are becoming part of an extended family that is always there to support you in hard times and celebrate with you in joyful ones.
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