Meet Midnight!
We think she’s some sort of Boston Terrier mix as she’s quite small. She’s really adorable when she’s running because she has short legs and a long body so she almost bunny hops.
Midnight was turned into a high-kill shelter when she was very pregnant and unfortunately because of under-funding of shelters, the pet overpopulation crisis and the shelters policies her puppies were aborted and she was spayed.
She still has some baby weight to lose but after such a traumatizing experience the fact that she’s still so happy speaks volumes about her personality. Midnight loves to snuggle and thrives for human attention.
She gets along great with dogs her size or larger but may play a little too rough with smaller ones. She’s not a fan of cats.
Midnight comes Spayed, Micro-chipped, current on her Rabies and Distemper vaccinations, and Tested for heartworm and other tick borne diseases (she’s was negative!). She is part of a local animal rescue, the Empty Shelter Project.
We hold adoption events every Sunday at the PetValu in Manassas from 11-3, located at: 10079 Market Circle Dr.
Contact info:
Phone: 571-288-2878 OR 571-991-9642
Email: [email protected]
Facebook: Empty Shelter Project
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