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Patsy is named for Country Singer Patsy Cline (see below). She is a 6 week old German Shepherd/ Boxer mix.Patsy has white toes on her back feet. She is so cute.
Patsy's story is found on the "Country Singers Puppies" PetFinder page.
Patsy is a blend of 2 wonderful family dog breeds.
She is a sweet ,active, alert friendly puppy who loves to romp and play with her siblings.
Patsy will bring the traits of nurturing and protection to her new family which will emerge as she develops. She is a curious active puppy who also loves to snuggle.
Patsy is already paper trained, she will run over on the paper to "potty", Good puppy!
Patsy will only be adopted as a valued inside family member.
ADOPTION FEE: $135 (includes free spay certificate).
If you are interested in adopting Patsy please call Sarella at 706-267-2674
An Application to adopt Patsy can be filled out at:
www.CanineShelterRescue.org
MEDICAL INFORMATION:
Age: 10 weeks as of 10/18/07
Weight at 10 weeks, 12 pounds
Spay Due: Jan. of 2008
Dewormed: 10/1-3/07, Panacur
DHLPP+C: (#1) 10/10/07
(#2) Due: 10/24/07
(#3) Due: 11/7/07
Rabies Due: Dec of 2007
Begin Heartgard: Dec of 2007
Begin Frontline: Dec of 2007
Patsy is named for Country Singer Patsy Cline:
Patsy Cline was born Virginia Patterson Hensley on September 8, 1932, in Winchester, Virginia
"I had a serious bout with rheumatic fever when I was thirteen", Patsy said in 1957. "I developed a terrible throat infection and my heart even stopped beating. The doctor put me in an oxygen tent. You might say it was my return to the living after several days that launched me as a singer. The fever affected my throat and when I recovered I had this booming voice like Kate Smith's".
In 1953 Patsy Hensley married Gerald Cline, and thereby became Patsy Cline.
On June 14, 1961, Patsy and her brother Sam were involved in a head-on car collision in front of Madison High School in Nashville. The impact sent Patsy through the windshield and nearly killed her, but due to some miracle she survived also this crisis... That was the second time she was near death... When Patsy was at the hospital, a new female singer by the name of Loretta Lynn, was singing Patsy's big hit "I fall to pieces" in a broadcast from the Ernest Tubb record shop, as a tribute to Patsy. Patsy liked it, and sent her husband Charlie down to the record shop to fetch Loretta and get her to the hospital, because Patsy wanted to meet this girl. And that was the beginning of a beautiful friendship...
On March 5th 1963 Patsy Cline was killed in a plane crash and the world of Country Music morned the loss of this special lady with the wonderful voice.
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