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A little about them
Rosy is a sweet, affectionate stray who is feeling much better after receiving care for a tick-related skin infection. Her coat is already looking healthier, and her happy, goofy spirit shines brighter every day. She enjoys walks, walks well on a leash, loves attention, and makes friends easily.
Rosy weighs around 45 pounds and has become a volunteer favorite thanks to her friendly, loving personality and playful spunk.
Ideal Home
Rosy enjoys spending time exploring alongside her people and would love a family who appreciates her affectionate, loyal nature.
Ongoing Health
Rosy received care for a tick-related skin infection and is improving, with her coat beginning to look healthier.
Training & Support
Rosy walks well on a leash. She has not yet been tested with shelter cats; families with cats should speak with shelter staff about arranging a cat assessment.
Application Details
- If you have a dog at home, the shelter will arrange a meet and greet to help ensure a good match.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Rosy received care for a tick-related skin infection and is feeling much better. Her coat is already beginning to look healthier.
Rosy has not yet been tested with shelter cats, so families with cats should speak with shelter staff about arranging a cat assessment. A meet and greet will be arranged if an adopter or foster family has a dog at home.
Rosy enjoys going for walks and walks well on a leash.
Rosy weighs around 45 pounds.