Clover

Clover was relinquished due her Virginia owner losing her home which had a yard.  The family was very sorry to let Clover go, but knew a new home would be in her best interest. 

About two years ago, Clover escaped the fenced yard during a storm and was hit by a car.  Her pelvis was broken in several places.  She had surgery to repair it and her leg.  As a result of the accident and subsequent surgery, this young girl has a bad back and leg.  She moves around really well, but her new family will need to be sure that no little kids climb and or fall on her   They will also need to monitor her weight as extra weight could put a strain on her back.

Clover is good with people and children. However, she does grumble and move away from small children who lean and flop on her. She is good with other dogs and has no resource guarding issues.  Miss C is housetrained and goes to the front door to indicate her need to go outside.  As an entitled Springer, she currently sleeps in her foster mom’s bed.

Clover does fine in the car for rides and has done well with grooming in the past at Petco. She does fuss a bit getting clipped at home with clippers running over head and chest.  This love is such a sweet and kind dog who loves attention and has no behavioral issues. 

Gardeners say that every good lawn should have some clover in it, and so the lucky family who adopts this beautiful girl will have their very own Clover!