Ginger

Age:

Breed:

Chihuahua/Mixed Breed (Small)

Sex:

Female

Status:

Available Foster

About

Ginger (7/1/18) was a stray that was picked up by the Finley Police Department and turned over to Animal Control. No one has reached out to Kym Secreet, who has had her in her kennel hoping that someone will recognize her as their missing baby. Ginger as we gave baked her, is now with Pet Search.
Ginger, an overweight older Chihuahua has been vaccinated, 4 DX tested and microchipped. She is in a loving foster home who has put her on a diet for health reasons and she is being scheduled for her spay.
Her foster mom is getting to know her and Ginger is getting acclimated to living with other smaller dogs.
Ginger is not ready for adoption, but we want to let our supporters know that age will be looking for a home soon.
We still are hoping that her family is out there looking for her…she us missing you💔
Pet Search
KL 3301
Washington PA 15301

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Adopters agree to provide lifelong care, including proper nutrition, medical attention, and a safe environment, while ensuring the pet is not rehomed without prior notification to the adoption agency.

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