Winnie
Quick Facts:
Breed: Medium Mix Breed
Gender: Female
Age: 2 years (est bday 9/9/2024)
Size: 52 lbs
Good With:
Dogs? Yes
Cats? Yes
Kids? Yes
History:
Winnie found her way to a member of our vet team as a stray in the streets of Dayton. She has been in our care since 9/13/2026
Personality:
Let's talk about Winnie!
🐾 Dog friendly! Winnie enjoys the company of other dogs.
🐾 Kid friendly! She's happy to have little humans around!
🐾 Cat friendly! Yep, even the feline family members are welcome in Winnie's world!
🐾 Happy girl! Despite her uncertain past, Winnie has such a sweet, happy personality.
Winnie has been preparing for her next chapter and she's looking for a family who will give her the love, security, and stability she deserves.
She's already done enough traveling on her own. Now it's time for her to find a place where she never has to wander again.
Cohabitation:
Winnie currently lives with another dog and a cat. She does wonderful with the her pup friend, has interest in the cat but does leave her alone. She also met another foster’s small child and adored him! Winnie does REQUIRE a privacy fence or tie out, she can hop chain links with ease.
Favorites:
Winnie loves going to work with her foster!
Medical:
Winnie is up-to-date on age appropriate vaccines, spayed, heartworm negative and is microchipped. She has no current medical conditions.
Adoption Fee: $350
Breed Identification Disclaimer: At Ham & Beans Canine Rescue, we strive to provide the most accurate information possible about every dog in our care. However, in most cases, we do not know the dog's parentage and rarely have the opportunity to see either parent. Breed designations are based solely on information provided by shelters, previous owners, surrendering families, veterinary staff, or our best visual assessment. Because mixed-breed dogs can inherit traits from many different breeds, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of any breed identification. We encourage adopters to focus on each dog's individual personality, temperament, energy level, and needs rather than breed labels alone.