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Alabama 
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Florida
ANNIE*
Annie is a 12
year old spayed female who is looking for a
home. Her long time canine companion
recently died of cancer and she doesn't deal
well with the smaller dogs in the home.
She is healthy and up to date on vaccines
and heartworm preventative. She
is good with adults and children as well as
other calm dogs. She still is
the typical elkie food hound so needs a
person who will not overfeed her.
Seven years ago she was taken in after being
abused and still bears scars on her back
from that abuse as well as from some cyst
surgery. Because of the scars, her
back can be irritated by brushing with a
wire brush. She is housebroken
and easy to take care of in the right home.
Is that YOUR home? If you can
give this lovely senior lady a place to
relax, please
click here to
fill out the
application to adopt.
Don't forget to mention miss Annie's name!

Courtesy Listing
for Flagler Humane Society:
HOLLY and PIPER*
Holly and Piper are litter mates that have
been together for ten years. Their
owner surrendered them because of the
"economy". According to their
owner, they are both good with children and
other dogs. Their owner said they were
both house-trained and their temporary
foster parents report no accidents.
The girls were "a little shell shocked" at
the Humane Society, where they do not have
the benefit of inside/outside kennel runs.
They have temporarily been placed in foster
care to help them adjust to losing their
family. They are both sweet and Piper
is especially shy. The Humane Society
believes they were mainly inside dogs as
they seem to be more comfortable when they
stay inside rather then the noises
surrounding them outside of PetSmart.
FHS is trying to place them together as they
have lived together their entire lives.
Their temporary foster home says they are
like "two peas in a pod" and you really
don't even know you have two dogs as they
like to share the same food bowl and sleep
together in the same crate. They
seem to enjoy the crate. They are up-to-date
with routine shots and are spayed.
They are also Heartworm Negative.
If you could give Holly and Piper a stable,
loving home where they can be a real part of
the family, please contact Lisa at the
Flagler Humane Society by calling
386-445-1814 or emailing
lmhale67@yahoo.com.
 Georgia
Super
seniors need sponsors!
JASON &
KIMBERLEY
Sponsors or foster needed (click
here to help)
Jason and Kimberley are dear,
sweet senior elkhound mixes (about 9 yrs
old)...certainly devoted to one another and
full of love for people. We hope to find
that special home where they can live
together well into the future. They are
healthy, happy characters. CHARACTERS is
actually a perfect word for them. When you
talk to them, they cock their heads, just
like they understand every word and think
you are the smartest person on earth. This
brother and sister pair lost their home due
to a fire a few years ago. For a year and a
half they have been living in a lovely
kennel but would love to find a real home
and family who will be just theirs! They
were house trained and understand basic
commands. They are not good with cats but
have lived with children. If you would love
a pair of sweet dogs to keep your life
happy, fill out the
application on this site
and mention
their name.
Kentucky DUSTY Dusty is a 6 yr old, neutered male who has been outside most of his life. He is up to date on his vaccines and tested negative for heartworm in March. This beautiful boy needs a new home due to the changing circumstances and finances in his owner's life. Dusty is good with other dogs, friendly, obeys basic commands. However, he hasn't had much practice on a lead so needs some further training to assure that he would be a good walking companion. He needs a
securely fenced yard for exercise but Dusty is looking for a home where he can share his family's life and space. If you have a home where you can give this lovely boy the love and attention he deserves on a foster or permanent basis, please click here to fill out an application to adopt. Dusty is located near Lexington, KY.
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COURTESY LISTING
for Humane Society of Sumner County:
PEPPA
What a wonderful girl!
A couple of Good Samaritans found Peppa
running down the road on three good legs and
avoiding using her fourth. An
x-ray has shown that she has an old injury
to her ACL which causes her to favor one of
her back legs. While she would
benefit from therapy, she does get around
well with her other 3 legs. The injury
appears to have happened when she was quite
young. She's heartworm negative,
up to date on all shots, and has a spay
scar. We estimate her to be
around 6-7 years old and she has an
amazingly good and optimistic attitude!
She's trusting, so very gentle, amazingly
beautiful, and you'll be honored when she
approaches you to give you a gentle nudge
and kiss. She appears to get
along well with kids and other dogs and
really just wants to be assured that she's
safe and will be cared for.
Please come meet this amazingly beautiful
creature who deserves to spend the rest of
her life being loved, cared for, and
pampered - just a bit! She'll
repay you with trust, eternal gratitude,
unconditional love, and lots and lots of
kisses!!
Peppa is at the Humane
Society of Sumner County in Hendersonville,
TN. For information regarding
adoption requirements and to submit an
online application please click her to visit
www.sumnerhumane.org. You
can also email them at
info@sumnerhumane.org or call
615-822-0061. Peppa is hoping to
see you soon!

FREYJA*
This is Freyja. She is 9
years old, but you would never know by her
energy level. She is a truly happy
elkhound, loves to play, and loves to be
petted. She does have some vision issues,
but makes up for them - don't worry, she
will always be able to find her food! Her
previous owners gave her a summer shave (not
something we would recommend),
so her coat just looks short in the photos. She gets along just fine with
a cat at the vet clinic where she has been
staying, but pays a little too much attention to
him. If you have a cat, the cat
needs to very dog saavy and know how to
handle intense interest by a canine.
Freyja seems very
interested in the other dogs in the clinic,
but is a little too forward with them, so
she can be a bit overwhelming for shy dogs.
Freyja's best home is one where she can be
the center of attention and where the people
are aware that she may not see well.
Once familiar with her surroundings, you may
not even notice that she has an issue. She is eager to please, and wants to make
you happy. She would be happy to wake you up
with an elkie grin!!!
If you think
that Freyja is just what you've been hoping
for, please
click here
to fill out an
application to adopt
her.
Don't forget to mention her name.
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