Furry FriendZy : Adoptable Pets

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Madison
Madison, Female Rottweiler, @ 2 1/2 years old, spayed, microchipped, current on vaccines	Madison is another victim of Hurricane Katrina. Yes, she does notice that she has a full tail and thinks it's beautiful! Don't you? It seems to be the style these days as tails aren't being docked anymore in other countries! Even Rottweilers with tails are being allowed to be shown in Dog shows now! Are you a jogger or an active person? Then Madison is for you! She is very active and just loves to fetch the tennis ball. She is not for those who wish to remain couch potatoes! She loves to run and play so maybe even a family with older children who are active! They could just tire each other out! Madison is approx 2 1/2 yrs old and gets along with every male she meets but does like being the dominant female when she meets other females. She does enjoy her position as Alpha dog.
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Dipstick
Dipstick, male yellow Lab @ 2 yrs old, neutered, HW- on preventative, microchipped and current on vaccines	When you first meet me I will be a little shy and timid however once I get to know you then you are my best friend. Tennis balls are my favorite or just about anything you want to throw and me got fetch. Water is my other favorite and of course having TLC from the humans. My best animal friend is Madison, a female rottweiler that you can also see on this website. She and I share our food and toys together.
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Sadie
Sadie, female pit mix, spayed, microchipped, current on vaccines, HW- and on preventative.	Female-spayed-current on vaccines-HW-had a litter of 9 puppies all adopted. She knows her sit-down-shake- and is very attentive. Has a high prey drive. Our furry friendz are available for adoption through a strict screening process (application, a home visit, 3 referrals, vet referral) to their new “furever” home once they are ready and/or medically healed. The dogs/cats are altered, micro chipped, current on vaccines, and HW or FIV negative before being adopted.
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