Jasmine is doing well. She is up to 47lbs.  She knows basic commands like sit, give me paw and walks nicely on a lease. She gets along with the other dogs and the bird. She is very timid. I do not think she would do well in a noisy home. She loves to follow you around and be close.

She really is a sweetheart and needs a very special home. Someone that would be understanding that she is an older girl and has been through a lot.  During the day she needs to urinate frequently (every 3-4 hours) so she would need a home with someone that was home during the day to let her out, or access to a dog door.  I do not think she would make 8 hours without going out.  We stop her drinking water no later than 9PM and sometimes she still needs to go out in the middle of the night.

She needs a home that won't crate her and that doesn't mind a dog that follows you everywhere because she wants to be close to her owner. I have become quite attached to her and after all she has been through, I want to make sure she is placed in the right home.  I have attached some updated photos of her.

04/26/09 - Jasmine

Jasmine is a 10 year old brindle female who was surrendered to the shelter after her owner stated that he was getting divorced.

Jasmine's little "nubby" never stopped wagging the whole time she was at the shelter. Poor Jasmine is in terrible shape. She has sores all over her body from being crated and urinating on her self. Jasmine was kept in a cage in a "back room" of the home. She is so thin that you can literally pick her up with one arm. THIS IS SUCH A CASE OF NEGLECT!! Her nails have not been cut for years. The shelter is thinking of bringing charges against the owner.

This man had his kids with him when he left Jasmine at the shelter. Nothing like teaching your children how not to respect life!!

Jasmine has not seen a vet since 2001. Her recent vet visit from the shelter indicated that she has a urinary tract infection, which is now being treated. Her blood work came back normal, which is wonderful news!

Jasmine deserves to know she is loved. She will be going into foster home and we will update her page soon. Thank you for your interest in this sweet senior girl!

You can be sure she will NEVER NEVER live in a cage again.

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