Wrigley

She needs attention and would be best with someone who is retired or works from home. Barks incessantly when left in the backyard by herself or in crate so that needs to be considered for your home and your neighbors and if you are able to handle that. She sleeps with Trish in her bed every night with a cat so cats are a yes. She lifts her on the bed as she hasn’t mastered the stairs to the bed and she isn’t a jumper. She is still afraid when a hand comes at her but likes being petted if on same level, this is a very common problem for dogs from the mill who are not used to human hands offering affection. Children might scare her but that would depend on the kids. She might do best with patient adults that are home a lot. We always want to make it very clear to people looking to adopt the details about each dog to make sure its a good fit.

We moved Wrigley up to stay with foster mom Trish to continue her medical care and Dr. McHandsome aka Dr. Roach who has been tackling her many surgeries. She had a her mass removed from her leg and she is recovering from a mastectomy removing the masses in her breasts. We don’t have biopsy results yet on her masses and I will update when I know more. We know she falls into the category of little to no interest due to her age and her medical conditions but we just want to let you all understand that she is a sweet girl who sleeps with Trish at night and someone will be lucky to have her when she’s ready.