By Danielle Barnes | President
Forest and Ginny were both found and brought into Warrick County Animal Control as strays. Forest has a lot wrong with him and without Warrick Animal Guardians he would have been euthanized after his stray hold. Ginny doesn't have all the health issues that Forest has but being a Coonhound alone is enough to make her difficult to place in a rural area that often dumps off hunting dogs that just wont hunt.
Forest is a very beautiful and sweet Black and Tan Coonhound that has a long list of problems...heartworm positive, bladder stones which require an expensive prescription diet, and an injury to one eye that he is probably blind in now. All that AND of course he isn't neutered.
Ginny is another beauty. She is a Treeing Walker Coonhound, playful and rambuctous and has obvisouly been kept outside her entire life. While she is heartworm negative she does need to be spayed.
Because Coonhounds are VERY difficult to place Warrick Animal Guardians will pay for both to altered in hopes that a rescue will offer to take them or that it will encourage a person to adopt. Of course Forest needs a special place with so many things going on.
WAG continues to save more and more animals from WCAC and thankfully from generous donations we are able to help them!
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