One of our own employees has been fostering Drysdale and she raved about how sweet, well-behaved and wonderfuld this little girl is.  She is beautifully crate trained and had no accidents all night.  Whoever gets this little one will be lucky

This beautiful lady came to PRBJ when her Mom and 2 siblings were running the streets and a lovely lady from the credit union kept them fed and found her 2 siblings homes.  Poor Drysdale (Named after the banker Milton Drysdale) wasn't lucky enough to get adopted then so maybe she is the right one for you.  She is cuddly and shy and just needs a  little nurturing.

 

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