Gorgeous friendly amstaff Jazzy in danger@Brooklyn kill shelter in Brooklyn, New York
A volunteer writes: One look at Jazzy's kennel and you can tell she has the whole staff and volunteer crew rooting for her. Her cage is adorned with multiple signs: "Volunteer favorite," "I come with free training," "I've been here awhile, take a look at me first," and "I can go home today!" All optimistic indicators of how much we really want Jazzy to find the perfect home. Jazzy is on her third stay at the care center, and when you approach her cage, she's often curled up, sleeping peacefully on her bed. She may not catch your eye right away, she's somewhat of a plain Jane, but if you look a little deeper you will see what a true gem she is. She's eager to please--she seems housetrained, always willing to sit on command or follow other directives you might give her, and is a solidly good dog. Her most recent former owner says she doesn't doesn't guard her food or toys, loves to play fetch and tug and likes to stay close to her person. Though Jazzy is always friendly and soft mannered, she may appear at times to be sort of aloof. I can't say that I blame her--I imagine it is hard to completely let loose after the disappointment of being returned so many times. I have no doubt, however, that in a loving home, one able to give her the affection and guidance she needs, Jazzy will be a loyal, loving companion. Ask to meet Jazzy today, because as much as we try to make her feel at home at the care center, it's certainly not as good as the real thing!
A staff member writes, "Jazzy has a combination of the soft-style of the great Ella Fitzgerald and the smooth play moves of the tap-dancing legend Gregory Hines! One must meet Jazzy to believe it. She really has a grace to her and is soft-tempered with everyone she meets. When she plays with other dogs, she takes a little time to get warmed up and stretch her muscles, and then lets loose! Jazzy is available to meet you any time you want at the Animal Care Center in Brooklyn."
Videos:
https://youtu.be/RV24KMQOzWg
https://youtu.be/pH6Gii5H36Y
https://youtu.be/cTV1WQhh728
Jazzy is located at the Brooklyn Animal Care Center. I am not affiliated with them. For more info about Jazzy or to see her current status, copy - paste this link:
http://nycdogs.urgentpodr.org/jazzy-a1064916/
JAZZY aka SPRING --ID# A1056850 (ALT ID -- A1064916)
SPAYED FEMALE, TAN / WHITE, AMERICAN STAFFORDSHIRE TERRIER MIX, 2 yrs, 6 mos Weight 48lb
RETURN -- EVALUATE, HOLD RELEASED Reason PETS CONFL
Intake condition EXAM REQ Intake Date 04/05/2016, From NY 11219
This dog is located at the Brooklyn Animal Care&Control (2336 Linden Blvd Brooklyn 11208). For more information on a particular dog, email helpdogs @ urgentpodr.org (remove the spaces) but ONLY email if you are serious about adopting. Please do not email for status updates... You may also contact the NYC ACC at (212) 788-4000 for further automated instructions. Also, have the ID# and shelter location listed at the top of this post handy when inquiring!! This dog is in danger of being on the euthanasia list and could be scheduled to be killed at any time! If you absolutely cannot get to the shelter, please contact participating rescue groups listed toward the bottom of the link to see if they can assist you:
http://www.facebook.com/notes/urgent-part-2-urgent-death-row-dogs/adoption-info-and-list-of-rescues/405703306122877
On behalf of the dog before you, THANK YOU
For more information on adopting please read the following:
http://information.urgentpodr.org/2014/10/01/before-you-go-to-the-shelter/
If you cannot adopt foster ! Fostering is free and does not have to be permanent it can be short term but will save a life ..contact a rescue group from the link above for more info about fostering
From The ACC site: To help ensure successful adoptions, please fill out a pre-adoption application (http://www.nycacc.org/pdfs/adoptions/AdoptionApplication.pdf) and bring it with you when you come into the Care Center to adopt a pet. If you are coming from outside of the immediately area, it is strongly suggest that you first complete an application and email it to adoption @ nycacc.org -This will allow ACC to answer any questions and resolve any potential obstacles before you make the trip.
*This dog is located at Animal Care and Control, I am not affiliated with them and I cannot 'hold' or pull any dog...I am simply trying to help give them the 2nd chance they all deserve. You will have to call the Animal Care Center at the tel# above, or contact a rescue group from the link above for assistance.