Penny

Penny is the most precious 5-month-old Doberman girl you'll ever meet. We think she will be on the smaller side, around 45-50 pounds full grown. She is a tough girl with the best attitude around and was born with cerebellar hypoplasia, often referred to as swimming puppy syndrome. It doesn't get her down though! She does very well getting around, especially with soft surfaces and support. She does great in the grass and goes potty outside. We have yoga mats on the hard surfaces, and she does really well getting around on them. We've been doing targeted therapy, and you can really tell the difference. She can go for walks in her wheelchair and does great getting from point A to point B! She LOVES other dogs, cats, and kids. She is as gentle as they come, and her tail never stops wagging. Most puppies with this condition get more coordinated with time, but she will not be going on walks without her wheelchair. It will take patience and the right person. She knows her special person or people are out there for her!

Ideal Home

Penny loves other dogs, cats, and kids and is as gentle as they come. She will need someone patient and prepared to help carry her into the car and on stairs. She will not be going on walks without her wheelchair.

Ongoing Health

Penny was born with cerebellar hypoplasia, often referred to as swimming puppy syndrome. She requires soft surfaces and support to get around.

Training & Support

Penny is crate trained and potty trained with consistency. She loves to cuddle, crawl into your lap, and is quick to make friends. She loves going on adventures with you.

Application Details:

• Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
• We are also open to foster-to-adopt with this special girl!

Transportation

Available in Denver.