In the Winter 2016 Paw Prints we introduced Dolly’s Dream Project funded by the Levitetz Family Foundation. The project covers the cost for spay/neuter surgery for American Staffordshire terriers and mixes and helps with surrender prevention.
Dolly’s Dream has expanded and now they are underwriting the adoption fee of select bully breed dogs. In addition to underwriting the fee, they will cover the costs for the basic items that the dog will need to succeed in their new home. This includes a training crate, Sensation harness or No-Pull harness, chew toys, collar, ID tag, leash, training treat bag and basic dishes. If necessary, they will also cover the cost of obedience classes here at the Humane Society of Broward County.
Each week there will be two dogs featured who are part of the Dolly’s Dream Project and a sign is on their kennel door so potential adopters know about the offer.
Meet Our Current Dolly’s Dream Dogs
Kahaleesi (ID 715047)
Paisley (ID 717051)
Sweet Paisley would love to go home with you. This petite, two-year-old gal, is 35 pounds of pure love. She was transferred from another shelter to the Humane Society of Broward County, so her past is a mystery, but we do know she is happy, loves belly rubs, is eager to please and is good with other dogs – a meet and greet is always recommended to ensure a perfect match. After recently being a mama, she’s now soaking up the chance to be cared for herself and could use a little extra TLC as she settles into home life.
Paisley is also heartworm positive, but with proper treatment provided by the Humane Society and a loving home, she has a bright future ahead. If you’re looking for a gentle, loving companion who will reward your kindness tenfold, Sweet Paisley is waiting to meet you. Thanks to Dolly’s Dream, they have kindly paid her adoption fee…all she needs is a loving family. To meet Paisley, complete the pre-adoption application at www.humanebroward.com and then stop by. The adoption kennels open daily at 11 a.m. and if you have any questions call 954-989-3977.
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