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Flossie
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Doxie female 7 months old. Girl has not been fixed yet and has all shots.
It is with heavy heart that we write this. We got her & her brother(he is listed seperatly) in December and by Jan 07, our world as we knew it fell apart. A death in family, disabled vet and a wife diagnosed with cancer all this year has made it impossible for us to continue to give them proper care.
She is loved and this did not come lightly. But we have held on as long as we can but just can barely care for ourselves.
She is happy & loving dog. She has a brother also listed and tho we would love for them to go together, we know that may be impossible so they can be split up.
Please be sensative and so not give opinions or be rude. We had NO idea our lives were going to take such a drastic change so quickly. We love her and thought this would be for always, so we did not expect this and need understanding.
please contact my cousin via this email. She is helping us in the placement and knows the dog well as she has been here trying to help us out but she too is disabled and can only do so much.
We hudt want the next home to be the forever homr.
PICS WILL BE POSTED SOON, the ine pictured is the boy and only one i have on phone right now.
Thanks for reading this and god bless.
Coat Colors:
Black
Gray
Coat Pattern:
Merle
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Vaccinated
Vaccinated
About The Seller
Sheryl Branch
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