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Please read about our "kid clause": My new name is Josie, but I also listen to Jazzy and even to Josephine. Actually I listen to any name, and I actually come when called! I love to run like the wind, and also play with the water hose if the water pressure is not too strong, it might send me flying into the air because I only weigh 12 lbs. I found myself in a SC dog pound, no idea why I was dumped there, but there I was. Then a rescuer saw me and took photos and put a plea onto the internet for me. And it worked because now I am in a foster home and in cyberspace. And you know I am here!! I get along with other dogs, only initially I have to anounce in a loud raunchy voice that I am not a pushover in spite of my small size. But it's all fun and play after that. I am only about 3 years old, healthy, fixed, on heart worm prevention. So why not? Think about it....... Please click here to send an adoption application SO WE CAN MEET!!! Email: Josie@Rescueadopt.com

Enough Photo Shooting already, I just got here a day ago and have lots of work to do checking things out

shelter photo

We rarely if ever place our foster dogs into families with FULLTIME children under 6. Even the most dog experienced parents of respectful small children may become concerned when a dog growls in the presence of a child and will prefer to remove a potential risk. Because all of our foster dogs are "second hand" dogs, experience has taught us not to take any chances. Why not label them with the "no children" sign on the Petfinder database? Because even potential adopters without small children may associate the "red flag" with a "bite history" They may not even have a look at a dog who could be a good match for them.

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