Lucy

NYC, NY
Breed Springer Spaniel
Age Young
Gender Female
Type Dog
Coat: Short

My Story

Meet Lucy Female 2 years old 26 pounds Spayed Up to date on vaccines 4DX negative Lucy was found dumped at a landfill as a puppy, a place where survival is nearly impossible. We stepped in without a plan, because sometimes there is no time to plan when a life is at stake. She grew up in the shelter, yet somehow Lucy never lost her light. She is incredibly friendly, playful, and affectionate. She loves other dogs, loves attention, and carries that rare, happy energy that makes people instantly fall for her. The heartbreaking reality is that shelters here rarely receive visitors. Wonderful dogs like Lucy can spend their entire lives waiting for someone who never comes. Lucy deserves a real life. A couch. A family. A home where she is seen, loved, and cherished. She is ready. All she needs is her chance.           All dogs are located in NY/NJ area All our puppies need puppy play dates/doggy facetime so we recommend homes with other pups or daily interactions to keep them tired out, happy and social.     Facebook: Zani's Furry Friends ZFF (weekly adoption event info posted there) Twitter: zanisff  Instagram: zanisfurryfriends   Dogs are spayed/neutered, UTD on age appropriate vaccines, Rabies vaxed, and microchipped (not Lyme vaxed but we seriously recommend it!)  All are in the NY/NJ area but we will adopt out of state to the purrfect home and in some cases, we can arrange transport.  Please go to our site  https://zanisfurryfriends.org  fill out an application  Many of us (cats/dogs) will be on display on Saturdays or Sundays, weather dependent--please ask by writing us at dogs@zanisfurryfriends.org and following us on FB. If you are seriously interested in adopting one of us in particular, please fill out an application early Friday so that we can be sure to be there. Otherwise we decide based on other variables. Usually we are in our foster homes so this is a bit more stressful and a slightly artificial environment but we do want to be seen and find our furever homes too.   Please consider providing a home for more than one dog, especially if you are considering adopting a puppy. Dogs are pack animals and very much enjoy as well as need other dog company to learn to play, socialize and be good companion animals to people. The upside to this is that you won't feel as guilty leaving them alone and you get twice the love. Please come! And if you can't adopt, maybe you can foster or volunteer, and you can always donate!