Molly D5925

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Who's a good dog? Molly's a good dog! Meet Molly, a female mixed breed born 3/12/23. She is a ton of love in a 50 pound package! Molly had a hard start to life and is looking for a family who can provide attention, kindness, and, of course, treats for her very good behavior. Found abandoned on the streets at 4 weeks old with an eye infection that left her mostly blind, Molly is undaunted, with a happy, friendly demeanor. She can see lights and shadows, is housetrained, dog-friendly and loves humans of all ages. Molly also loves to play with canine friends and shows good manners, modifying her play style to match the size and preference of her buddies. She'd love a family who has time to take her for daily walks, so she can sniff to her heart's content. Molly walks very well on a longer leash but will need some continued work on a short leash - it's hard not to pull when you are excited to get going! Molly does not bark excessively but will bark when she is surprised by something - this happens as a result of her vision loss. Molly does well on her own if her family members need to work all day. She loves her toys and a good nap. Occasionally, she will bark a bit if she gets lonely and wants to make sure she is not forgotten, but she doesn't bark for a long time. Molly is a smart girl and very food motivated, making additional training a breeze. Other than vision loss, Molly is a typical young, healthy, playful hound who will be a wonderful companion for her new family. Interested in adopting this lovable animal? Please go to our website www.wagsmn.org and fill out an Adoption Application. Once the application is processed, a Wags representative will contact you, answer any questions you may have, and set up a time/location for a meet and greet! A home visit is required prior to adoption. Thank you for choosing to adopt! Breed and temperament determination: Wags & Whiskers Animal Rescue attempts to determine breed and temperament using a combination of looks, information provided to us at intake, and our experience with the animal while in our Rescue. We do not guarantee this determination.