I'm Housebroken!I need a quiet home


Penny has been a very good mommy to her babies.  She was attentive, loving and caring.  Her babies are grown now and have been adopted.  It’s Penny’s turn now.  She is ready to start a life of her very own.   She is a special girl.  The abandonment she suffered has made she very cautious and shy around strangers.   Penny needs a quiet, understanding home where she can relax and bloom.


UPDATE:  September, 2018

Penny successfully had 2 puppies, a boy and a girl.  She named them Heads and Tailz.  Penny is proving to be a good mother.  She cares for her babies and they are doing well.  Penny remains leery of people it is obvious she has not known much human kindness.  However, her foster parents are experienced and working with her.  Penny allows them to handle her babies without incident.

Penny also enjoys the other dogs in her foster home.   When her babies are asleep, Penny will come out to spend time with the other dogs for a short time.

Penny was found wandering in a neighborhood.  She was panicked and dodging in and out of traffic.   Worse yet, when kind animal lovers were able to get close to her, they discovered she was heavily pregnant.   This poor girl is terrified, filthy, emaciated and on top of all that – she is going to be a mother!

GSROC got the call and asked if we could help.  How could we say no?

Take a look at her photos.  What could possibly have happened to this poor girl?  Her face says it all.   Hopelessness and despair is written all over her and it is heartbreaking to see.

Penny is terrified of people and is almost completely shut down.  We have her in a GSROC foster home where we are getting her settled in.   But, we need your help!  Her arrival came at a time when our budget is strained almost to the breaking point due to other hardship cases.


If you would like to meet Penny, please complete the online application and an adoption counselor will contact you.

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