| MOLLY Molly is a female Wheatable. Her estimated DOB is 11/07 Molly is a owner turn-in. Below is some information from them: It breaks my heart to have to write this you have no idea. When i found this dog she was 5 weeks old and starving chained to a trailer flea infested and it was starting to snow. She was very sick. Now she is well. She is very sweet but has developed a fixation on our older female dog. She has never bit a person. She loves to cuddle is very affectionate and will lick you death and is very friendly. She follows me around and sleeps with me at night occasionally. I'm sure she would make someone a wonderful companion but I'm not a well person and I'm afraid i see no other choice. From Molly's foster mom: If you are looking to add a awesome Wheatable to your home you really cannot do better than Molly. This girl is full of personality. She loves to fetch a ball and lives to play with toys. She would be awesome at agility. She is a big snuggler and kisser and is very intelligent. She is too smart for her own good at times and her favorite past time is to find ways to get out of the fence. When she does she waits in the driveway until someone notices and then takes off down the road. All you have to do is get in the car and say "bye, molly!" and head the opposite direction. She is instantly running after the car. A few trips around the block and she is all tired out and jumps right in to be driven home. She is so happy and pleased with herself after one of these jaunts it is hard to be mad at the imp! This is one of the few cases where a home without a fence would probably be better. She really is a special girl and will make an awesome pet. Molly is spayed and up to date on shots. She has recently had a dental cleaning and a broken tooth taken care of. MARCH 2013 - A FOREVER HOME! Molly has been adopted by the Windsor Family of Kansas CONGRATULATIONS! |
| Mary Haines |
| In Memory of Maxxie Erickson |
| Jude Janoska |
| Cheryl Hain |
| Cassidy and Molly playing. Cassidy has already been adopted. |
