Honey is up for Adoption






I wanted to post on my social networking sites before I post on the public adoptions site in hopes that Honey will go to someone I know so that I can still see her and so I don't have to say goodbye to her forever. (Maybe I'm selfish but I love her too much to never see her again and get her hugs and kisses.)




I need someone to adopt Honey as soon as possible.


She's a very sweet Vizsla mix, she just turned 1 this past November. She is spayed, microchipped, and vaccinated. She's in excellent health and she knows many commands including, sit, paw, down, wait, and free.

She would do best in a home with no cats, but other dogs are okay.

Honey has been through a lot in her short life. She is a survivor of Parvovirus, a deadly condition that most puppies don't survive from. When she arrived at my school she was constantly crying from the pain of what it put her young, weak body through. Luckily, she was saved by a plasma transfusion and she is still here today, healthier than ever.

I love her very much and would love to see her go to a loving home. She is available immediately, she's free of charge and will come with some goodies to get her started in your home. Please contact me if you think you would be a good fit for Honey.



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