This sweet girl should not still be
in rescue. Misty is a very cute,
petite girl who is about 6 years
old. She is a happy girl, who loves
all people and has a smile for
everyone. She prances when she
walks. She gets along great with
other dogs, but does not do well
with cats. She is obedient and knows
the basic commands. She has a good
energy level and loves to get out
for walks. Misty is terrified of
fireworks, loud noises - including
thunderstorms. She does tend to get
anxious if left outside alone for
too long, so Misty will need a home
where she can be inside as much as
she wants. True to the nature of the
Goldens, Misty just wants to be with
her people. Misty has diabetes, and
needs insulin shots twice daily -
every 12 hours. She will need to be
fed just before her shots.
Misty has been in a foster home for
awhile now, and is doing great!
Kellee (Misty's foster Mom) has a
son that is diabetic, and it has
been a good bonding experience for
those two. Cameron is helping to
give Misty her shots. Here is what
Kellee has to say about Misty.......
Misty has been in our home for about
4 months and of the many dogs we
have fostered over the years she is
definitely one of the sweetest and
most obedient. She has fit right in
with our dogs and has not had any
problems with them. She loves to
fetch tennis balls, she brings them
back every time and will drop it
either in to my hand and at my feet
every time. We recently put out our
doggie pool and she loves retrieving
the balls out of the water as well.
She loves to go on walks and gets
very excited when she sees her
leash. She doesn’t pull she stays at
your side and rarely barks at other
dogs that may bark at her, it’s
completely effortless and a
Pleasure.
She is so sweet and loving and like
all Goldens she is happiest when she
is with her people. Her shots are
very easy to give, you call her over
and she sits when she sees the
syringe. It takes a couple of
seconds and then it’s done for the
next 12 hours. She is housebroken,
but she does need to go out and
potty more than most dogs, as a dog
with diabetes drinks more water.
Contact
Steve and Debbie Belcher
Email: utgoldentails@cs.com
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