Once again we must announce the passing of a BTRC alum. Adopted at the age of nine, she had five beautiful years with her forever family.
They write:
“We were so lucky to be chosen as Jinny’s new parents. From the start she settled in very nicely and made a point of telling either of us that it was time to go for a walk. She had a bench (perch) at the front window where she kept tabs on everything that was going on in the neighbourhood. She was just the most perfect little girl who followed us everywhere and wanted to be included in everything. We miss her terribly, but unfortunately it was her time as she began to struggle with pancreatitis and had a mass in her liver.”
No matter how long we have a dog, it’s never long enough. Run healthy at the Bridge dear Jinny. You will never be forgotten. 🌈🐾❤️
Adopted: April 25, 2018
Whether she’s racing through the snow or sitting still for the treats she loves, Jinny, with her boundless energy and enthusiasm is a scintillating senior in the body of a playful puppy.
Nicknamed the “Silver Fox” by her foster mom, she thrives on activity, from playing fetch and going on hikes to walking in the woods and strolling along the sidewalk. Then, once she’s burned off all that energy, she transforms herself into the sweetest of snuggle bugs who loves rolling over for belly rubs and lavishing her foster mom with kisses. In fact, there’s no place Jinny would rather be than by her foster mom’s side, even cuddling under the covers to sleep next to her at night.
She also loves meeting and greeting new people with kisses, rides well in the car and tolerates cats accustomed to dogs.
Now in search of the paw-fect home, she’s best suited to an active and experienced one, preferably as their only pet or with an older, calm, small to medium dog for companionship.