At the Miami-Dade Animal Services in Florida, Reina has always been a staff and volunteer favorite. Without a doubt, Reina has been one of the longest residents at the shelter after having arrived as a stray. Her life is now in danger:
EXTREMELY URGENT!
After waiting a year, I am going to lose my life because of an upper respiratory infection
Please don’t let me die for something that is treatable. Please someone help me. I’m in the back now
REINA
#A2284744 (4 y/o, 50lbs)
Please don’t let me die for something that is treatable. Please someone help me. I’m in the back now
Reina had been adopted last December, but returned after only a few days because of landlord issues. And then in July, she was adopted again, but this time the adopter elected to take a job out of state and Raina couldn’t accompany him.
Poor girl hasn’t been lucky and now she’s sick with URI and needs our help to help her find a loving home soon. She’s extremely sweet and affectionate, potty trained and smart. She hasn’t been properly socialized with other dogs so she needs some training (barks at first but with corrections becomes tolerant and then completely forgets about it.) Or to be the only dog in the house.
‘’I Am a Spayed Female, Black & White Terrier Mix. The Shelter Staff Thinks I Am About 4 Years Old. I Have Been at The Shelter Since July 11, 2022. It’s No Wonder I’m All the Volunteers’ Favorite Dog, I’m An Energetic Diva Who Loves Endless Pats & Affection.’’
PetHarbor 24Petconnect
https://24Petconnect.com/DetailsMain/MIAD/A2284744
Reina is four years old, spayed and tolerant of other dogs. She is affectionate, sweet and house trained.
Miami-Dade Animal Services
3599 NW 79th Avenue
Doral, FL 33166
Phone: 1-(305)-884-1101
EMAIL: [email protected]
Website: www.miamidade.gov/animals
With A#, To Check: Availability, Status, & Request Medical Records.
Check out her video:
https://www.facebook.com/100010191881909/videos/1039404770108942/
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