Description:
Little J.J.  and her two sisters, Hartley and Amye, all came from a family that simply had too many dogs. Being the runt of the litter and also the most reserved of the three, J.J. is well socialized towards humans and very accustomed to being around children as well as other dogs. She will do very well as a family pet in a home with children as long as they know how to properly handle a young, small dog
 
J.J. has been fully vetted, including already being spay. Her recent vet exam produced a clean bill of health, she has been wormed and kept on a monthly heart worm preventative since coming to our rescue. And as with all incoming puppies, J.J. was treated for any known parasites as a precautionary measure. Being a young puppy, she will need further guidance with her house and leash training so any potential adopter must be ready to accept the responsibility of such. 

To inquire about adopting J.J., please submit an application on our web site at www.socorescue.com or contact Scott at socorescue@yahoo.com

Vet/Med care:
SoCo Rescue: First year puppy vaccines (series of three, completed on: 10/30/14.
general worming; Ponazuril and panacur administered (for any possible parasites such as giardia and coccidia): 8/6 to 8/9/14. 
Comfortis (flea) and heart worm preventatives administered at the first of each month. 

Hall-Barrs Animal Clinnic:
Spay; rabies; bordetella, fecal testing (neg): 10/30/14.