Every effort is made to bring our dogs to the listed event each week, but due to volunteer or foster commitments Princess G may not be at every event. To find out if Princess G will be at this event, contact Charlene.
Princess and her brother Blackey ended up in a kill shelter when their people were too old and ill to care for them any longer. They had had them since they were puppies. The Animal Control Officer was doing everything possible to save their lives because he told us "they are really, really good dogs!" We are so glad we got them. They are such happy and joyful dogs. Our kennel manager said that when she lets them out in the play yard "it is like they just won the lottery!" And maybe they did since they very narrowly escaped being euthanized. They are great together and seem very good with other dogs too, but they do not need to be adopted together. They seem to be housetrained too and have very good manners and do not chew on things they are not supposed to. The elderly owners indicated that they were more like senior dogs but our vet who saw them believes they are no older than 4-year-old dogs. However , it is possible they are a few years older given the information from their owners.
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