Penny Lady was found by a good samaritan on a construction site. She was in bad shape, living on little to no food and/or water, limping around and afraid of all people who came near her. With some coaxing with some food and water for a few days, Penny Lady finally warmed up and befriended her human saviour.
Penny Lady started out very fearful of people, likely from being shooed away as a stray shepherd for so long. Now, in her foster home, she has come to trust and is slowing adapting to being around people.
Penny and her foster dad play every night and go for walks every afternoon. She is a good dog, and the vet believes she is about 3 years old. She has started training with her foster dog-siblings, and is responding very well. She is currently living with two Shih Tzu’s whom she gets along with.
Penny is in good health, and has a beautiful coat. She has a desire to please and loves to play. She listens well, and seems very curious and smart.
Penny Lady needs a good forever home with a loving family who will give her the attention she desires and longs for. Are you that family?
If you are interested in meeting her, please contact johnandebhancock@aol.com for more information, and complete an application online.
If you are interested in adopting one of our dogs, you may submit an application online or via fax. If you choose to send a fax, please download the Adoption Application here in PDF format; fill it out and sign it. You can fax it to us at 714-773-9430.
WWe require a home visit prior to any dog being placed. In some cases, we may accept a virtual home visit using photos and videos.
This donation is tax-deductible as allowed by law and helps to offset the costs that we have incurred for the dog’s care and housing during his or her stay with our group. The minimum adoption donation does not entirely cover the investments that we have made in the dogs, so if you are in a position to give more, we would be honored to receive your additional donation. All adoption donations go directly toward the needs of our dogs.
All dogs adopted through GSROC are spayed or neutered, current on their vaccines and de-wormed. Because the minimum Adoption Donation rarely covers the costs associated with each dog, we ask that adopters who are in a position to give additional funds do so at their discretion.
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