Ginnie is a 2 years 1 month old female Mixed Breed, Large (over 44 lbs fully grown) Mix who weighs 44 pounds.
I enjoy: Attention, being around people, sniffing, treats, park time
Dog friendly: Unknown
Cat friendly: Inconclusive
People describe me as: Sweetheart, outgoing, happy, well behaved, even temperament
Activity level: Low medium
Housebroken: Not in shelter
Specific known commands: Sit
Animal profile comments:
Meet Ginnie, a charming two-year-old lady who thrives on human companionship and affectionate moments. This gentle soul greets everyone with an enthusiastic bounce, making her the ultimate social butterfly of the shelter. While she adores outdoor excursions filled with peaceful investigation, she maintains a beautifully balanced energy level that transitions perfectly to indoor relaxation. A remarkably polite companion, she is highly motivated by tasty rewards and excels at focusing during her daily routines. Ginnie's predictable, balanced nature ensures she will seamlessly blend into a home looking for a steady and loving presence.
The Humane Society of Greater Miami is dedicated to placing every dog and cat in our care into a loving home. We are an adoption guarantee shelter, meaning that every animal that is admitted into our shelter is free from the threat of euthanasia due to time, space or treatable medical issues.
We offer a low-cost, spay and neuter and preventive health care clinic in North Miami Beach to serve the pets of South Florida. Preventative care includes: Vaccinations, Preventative Tests, Prevention Medication, and Purchasing County Tags. Humane Euthanasia is offered at the discretion of the clinic manager and/or attending doctor.
At public and private schools, scouting troops, special needs groups, local libraries, various community youth organizations as well as adult organizations, the Humane Society of Greater Miami teaches the young and old appropriate lessons about kindness to animals, empathy, responsible pet care and the causes and results of pet overpopulation.
Low Cost Spay/Neuter Surgery (image attached) A spayed or neutered pet will live a longer, healthier, happier life and will not add to the pet overpopulation problem we are experiencing in Miami-Dade.
