Millie

Meet Millie! - 6 months - Black GSD Millie is available in our Puppy Adoption program due to her young age. We saved her from euthanasia at a overcapacity shelter where she was completely shut down sharing an outside kennel with 7 dogs. She was afraid of everything at first but with lots of love and attention in her foster home she has really blossomed. She loves to play with other dogs, is on the submissive side in play, and enjoys cuddling with you every chance she gets! Watch out for her gentle paw if you stop belly rubs she will let you know to keep going! :) Suprisingly as a puppy she tends to go to bed early on her own and sometimes will put herself in her kennel and go to sleep. She does well in her kennel and does give you good indications when she needs to go to the bathroom. She is still learning how a leash works and how much fun walks can be, and with time we know she will gain her confidence with all the new smells and sounds she encounters on her adventures! Millie is such a bright and cheery girl that is so excited to find her forever family and furry companion(s) to call home! Approval Requirements for GSRTX puppies: -Not left alone for long periods of time -Another large breed playful dog for socialization -Preferably a yard to play so no apartments please Interested in adding Millie to your family? Start the process by filling out an application at www.gsrtx.org/adoption-application for approval. To be considered as an adopter, all current animals must be spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccines with a heartworm preventative prescription. We process applications in order received and once approved to adopt we work to match you with the best fit for your family. Included with every adoption fee through GSRTX: -Spay/Neuter at an age appropriate time, microchip, all annual vaccinations, deworming, heartworm test (if old enough), current on heartworm/flea/tick/intestinal parasite preventative, if heartworm positive we will take care of the full treatment, and disclose any pre-existing conditions if they are identified by our veterinarian.