Buttercup

Buttercup is a dog thats is as pretty and gentle as the wildflower she’s named for. She is a resident at True Blue Animal Rescue (TBAR) where she was brought as a homeless young dog. Buttercup’s lived the kennel life, surrounded by her fellow rescued dogs, waiting for a home and people of her very own. Though maybe that doesn’t sound like a real fun life, Buttercup has had a lot of good things daily, in her life at TBAR. Along with the usual good food, care and kindness TBAR gives in abundance, her foster mom there has taught her important doggie skills. She is housebroken, crate trained and walks on a leash (loves a bath and brushing) and is a happy, and very friendly girl. Buttercup is between 4 and 5 years old, so no worries about puppy negatives like chewing up sneakers or puddles on the rug. This girl has plenty of joyful energy to play ball, jog with you, go on walks and be enthusiastic about whatever you like. She has a good dose of yellow lab in her family tree and we’re guessing, a dash of border collie or aussie that gave her the poka dots. Buttercup is a bit over 40 lbs, spayed and current on all shots. Her best fit forever home, is one where her humans are there a lot and can give her the affection and time that she’s so patiently waited for, as one of many deserving dogs in a shelter. And it would be wonderful for her to get to spend plenty of time inside as well as out, so she gets to feel like a part of the family, which is all her big old heart has ever wanted. It is very likely she’ll get along fine with another dog, once she has a couple of weeks to adjust and learn the routine, because of her sociable and affectionate nature. She will need a fenced yard. If you’d like to meet Buttercup, just call 936-878-2349, or email [email protected]. You’ll find adoption and/or foster applications on the website at: www.t-bar.org also. You can download, fill out and return, on the website or by regular mail – then you are all set to make an appointment to meet Buttercup (or any of the beautiful TBAR animals. Please “friend” us on Facebook, where you’ll find ongoing news about rescues, their progress, pet tips, fun events and folks to discuss animals with.
Photo courtesy of Moore Photography!