Double the Fun: Meet Sissy & Jack!
Howdy, friends! I’m Sissy, a 45 lb orange and white Brittany girl, and I never go anywhere without my brother and best buddy, Jack. We’re a bonded pair, which means you get double the love, double the fun, and double the cuddles!
Why We’re Your Perfect Pair:
- I’m the Toy Queen: I love carrying my toys everywhere—it’s my thing! Fetch? Yes, please. Tug? You got it. I love to steal my brothers’ toys and hide them in my kennel.
- Cuddle Masters: Jack and I are expert snugglers. If you’re sitting down, expect both of us to climb into your lap for all the love—and maybe a nap or two.
- Critter Patrol Experts: With a fenced yard, we’ll chase all the squirrels, birds, and leaves to keep your yard safe from boredom.
- Good with Everyone: Cats? Cool. Kids? Love them. Dogs? Bring it on. We’re a social pair who love making friends.
Fun Facts About Me (Sissy):
- I’m housebroken and crate trained, just tell me bedtime and I am so happy to kennel up.
- I’m working on my leash manners, but hey, who doesn’t like a challenge?
- I know commands like sit, stay, come, and even “easy” (whatever that means, I’m just naturally cool).
If you’re looking for a pair of loving, playful, and goofy pups, Sissy & Jack are ready to fill your home with laughter, love, and a whole lot of tail wags! â¤ï¸
The adoption fee for TX/Sissy, who lives in Sanger, TX is $400, which helps to offset our vetting and allows NBRAN to rescue more of these wonderful family members. If you are interested in making TX/Sissy part of your family, please complete the online application by visiting www.nbran.org . Contact the South Central Region Coordinators Melinde Waddle at macgammy@gmail.com and/or Chris Wagoner at cwnbran@gmail.com and/or Nancy Walker at nwalker@capecod.net and then let your state coordinator know so we can get the ball rolling. A phone interview, home visit, and vet check will be required as part of the approval process by your state coordinator, before talking to the foster of Sissy.
Transportation can be arranged up 1400 miles with the adopter being responsible for at least the last 100 miles.
January 1, 2025, 7:13 pm
