Adopt Jenny

Meet Jenny. This very shy and frightened little girl is safe now, but she’ll need time, patience, and lots of love to truly come out of her shell. Jenny was rescued with her siblings from a farm where they were at risk of being killed simply for being an unwanted litter—a heartbreaking reality we see far too often. She will grow into a large dog and is looking for a compassionate home willing to help her learn to trust and feel safe. With the right family, Jenny has so much love to give.

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