4/22/2024 - Thank you for your interest in Fiona. As you might imagine, she has received a lot of interest. At this time, any interest received after today will be placed in the backup group. For those that already reached out, i will be working thru your appl7ccations to find her best fit. It may take some time due the the number. I strongly suggest looking thru the descriptikns for all our wonderful pups and reaching out to their fosters for more information. 4/11/2024 - Happy news, Miss Fiona has had no signs of parvo and will be getting her  final round of vaccines next week. Fiona has been doing wonderfully and is turning into a real sweetheart. She is the definition of a Raptor with her little teeth and fetish for shoes plus she appears to really enjoy water so watchout water bowls.  Water goes everywhere. She is submissive so careful home selection will be needed. 

Miss Fiona will be available for adoption after the 23rd. If you are an   approved adopter ,  feel free to reach out to the foster.  Approved adopters  ONLY.

3/21/2024 - Our little Fiona The Brave arrived at his foster home on March 8th. One of 9 puppies brought into VGSR who had been dumped in the woods.  Here is the local news story: -   https://www.wdbj7.com/2024/03/21/11-german-shepherd-puppies-rescued-after-being-abandoned-woods/?fbclid=IwAR1RccroS5f1kh-m0ClmdvHA5xt88M2GeNUwsRlVQ0yoEF8ke2PIRCFDVdw and here is a follow-up story:    https://www.wdbj7.com/2024/03/25/11-german-shepherd-puppies-recovery-after-left-woods/?fbclid=IwAR05IdiMe0ztEAcNpyEsdhZW8OytUHOg08epRKU0f8xHBKcwy7yJLmzid_8_aem_Ac6v0AloVyA5sma133yvd-sda79B_tHtBj2T5hWF28j6o0sIT-OELR0ME1008wkrQTuyGmlQcYKwUUHg7Kx7oKAV

Little Fiona The Brave earned her name right from the start. She is a precocious little thing. She is people focusses, even tempered, and is the first to go check things out. If there is a way to escape, I can guarantee she will be the one to figure it out and disappear on an exploratory trip.  We often simply call her FiFi.

We are happy to say she is one of the lucky ones who hasn’t contracted parvo. Depending on when adopted, her new family will be responsible for her final vaccination(s), keeping her isolated (no public sidewalk walks, visiting other homes, etc.) until at least two weeks after being fully vaccinated, spaying at six months, and basic training. We are happy to discuss further.