Meet Debbie
Meet Debbie Debbie is a sweet, easygoing 12-year-old, 12-pound long-haired mixed-breed girl who is looking for a cozy place to call home. This little lady has perfected the art of enjoying the good life. Debbie loves nothing more than a nice, peaceful day spent napping, relaxing, and soaking up some love . She is incredibly sweet and has a gentle, laid-back personality. Because of her age and easygoing nature, Debbie would do best in a quieter, calmer home where she can settle in at her own pace and enjoy her golden years. She doesn’t need a busy lifestyle or constant adventure—just a soft bed, a loving person, and a peaceful place to call her own. ❤️ Debbie is: 12 years old ⚖️ 12 pounds ✂️ Spayed Up to date on vaccines Microchipped On heartworm prevention ✅ Heartworm negative If you’re looking for a sweet senior companion who is happiest curled up beside you and enjoying a relaxing day, Debbie may be your perfect match. Adoption fee: $300 Debbie is ready to spend her retirement years surrounded by love. Could you be the forever family she’s been waiting for? Please use this link for the application to be approved for adoption: https://libbyandmacesplace.org/get-involved/adopt-a-furry-forever-friend/
Could Debbie be your senior soulmate?
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- Senior status likely — age needs confirmation
Shelter & rescue
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