People-loving pooches, Brandi and Savannah
This week, Cinderella is featuring two very sweet female dogs, Brandi and Savannah. Both are young and energetic and oh-soready for their forever homes!
Brandi is a pretty 3-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier/Labrador cross with a brindle and white coat, who was born in October, 2020. She weighs about 55 pounds, but she considers herself a lap dog. She’s got pretty light brown eyes and a big grin on her face every time a human is near. She wants to get as close and cuddly as possible. She gets along great with other dogs but people are her real favorite. She enjoys running and playing, but always wants to have a little cuddle when her playtime is over. She would be delighted to become your new best friend and come to your house to live happily ever after.
Savannah is a Shepherd cross with a golden brown coat, born in March of 2022. She weighs about 60 pounds. She’s got great big ears, all the better to hear you with, and a tail that wags non-stop whenever she’s around people. She is friendly, eager to please, and she gets along well with other dogs. She really loves the water–splashing around in her doggy pool, or even in a bucket of water, if that’s all that’s available. You’ll be picking a peach if you adopt Savannah. Sister Atlanta wants us to remind you that she is also available, and is just as sweet as her sister. Be sure to check out pictures of them on our website.
If medium to large dogs are not your cup of tea, we also have a lot of super-cute smaller dogs and several sweet young cats who are waiting for their forever homes too!
Brandi and Savannah are spayed and upto- date on their vaccinations. If you’re interested in adopting either of them, please fill out our online adoption application and we will contact you, or call us at 391-4399 for more information. Be sure to check our website at www.cinderella-pet-rescue.org to see all the other great pets we have available.
Cinderella Pet Rescue is a private, non-profit organization, funded solely by donations, with volunteers providing muchneed support. If you would like to do something to help homeless pets but aren’t in the position to adopt, please consider volunteering or making a donation to us. To learn about volunteer opportunities (and to see our director, Suzanne Herzing, in costume as Cinderella at one of our adoption events, check the section titled “Volunteers”). You’ll also have a chance to see some of the great people who already volunteer for us.
Many thanks to all of you who have made donations or are currently volunteering, or who have done so in the past. We literally could not do what we do without you. Hundreds of homeless pets have found their happy forever homes thanks to your efforts.