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Adopt-A-Pet at Centre County PAWS

Adopt-A-Pet at Centre County PAWS
StateCollege.com Staff

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Jenny, a young Boxer/Ridgeback mix, is all bundled up and ready to walk out of PAWS with a new forever family.

Having completed lots of training, this smart girl knows numerous commands and walks very nicely on her leash.

Thanks to the help of her PAWS’ Pet Partner, she is learning to act better when meeting strangers since she tends to become protective of her parents.

Because of those protective tendencies, she will only be placed in a home with no children. A home with no other pets would be best for Jenny, but she plays nicely with some other dogs.

If you would like to learn more about Jenny click HERE. As a gift to her future forever family, Jenny’s adoption fee has already been paid by her Guardian Angel.

Since she does not do well with the traditional-style of showings at PAWS — located at 1401 Trout Rd. in State College — approved applicants can meet Jenny by appointment. Jenny and her family will be treated to free training once she is adopted.

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