Marjorie

Meet Marjorie

Marjorie is a gorgeous girl waiting to find her forever home. She is extremely sweet, is always excited to make new friends and greets everyone with a wagging tail and a happy face. How could anyone resist giving this girl a great big kiss when they see her?!

Marjorie hasn't shown much interest in playing fetch or chewing on toys, but she absolutely loves other dogs and is always keen to play with them and chase them around. She would love to be in a house with another dog to keep her company and ensure that she gets her exercise - preferably a dog her own size or one that's comfortable with larger dogs.

Marjorie is extremely gentle and she would also be well suited to a house with children that are comfortable with big dogs.

When Marjorie first came into our care we detected a lump inside her bottom.
This lump was removed surgically and the biopsy results showed it was a cancerous mass The surgical margins were clear, which means the mass was removed entirely.
However, as with any cancerous mass, there is the possibility of local or metastatic spread.
Marjorie's last check up on the 14/01/2019 did not detect any regrowth of her mass.
We will be happy to forward Marjorie's history and results onto her new families regular veterinarian,

Could Marjorie come live with you?

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