Meet Marsha

I'm shy at first, but boy oh boy do I just love cuddles!

- Marsha

Marsha was rescued behind a hospital with a bear trap on her foot. We had to tranquilizer since she was terrified. At the hospital, we removed the trap and we realized it was much worse as she had also been poisoned and was bleeding out. We gave her emergency medicine for 2 weeks and she made it! Her digestion was weak for about 6 months so we decided to make Marsha’s Choice doggie Meals for a while with all home made incredients. Now she is healthy and strong and has no issues at all.

Marsha's Personality

Marsha is playful and outgoing but she can be shy with stranger at first. She prefers her humans to other dogs and is kind to cats. She loves to sleep by her humans sides and run in the run. Her paw doesn’t affect her ability to run and jump.

Marsha's Ideal Home

Marsha’s ideal home has a yard and maybe a cat or two. She loves going outside in the yard as well as walking on a leash. Marsha loves her humans but meeting new ones is scary at first so the new family will need to understand and accomodate this.

Marsha's Details

Medical Background

Healthy

Vaccinated

Neutered/Spayed

Microchipped

DeWormed

If you're looking for a dog that...

Is Lead Trained

Can Be Left Alone

Is Suited To Apartment Life

Is Energetic

Is Cat Friendly

Is Good With Other Dogs

Has Special Needs

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some commonly asked questions about Furry Hearts. If you’d like more info, please feel free to contact us.

What are some ways to support the animals in your shelter?

You can support the pets in our sanctuary by volunteering, making a donation, or sponsoring a pet.

How can I sponsor a pet?

You can sponsor a pet by clicking the “Sponsor” button in our main menu. You may also follow this link here.

Are there any adoption fees?

There are no adoption fees to adopt one of our furry hearts! However, we do have a interview process to ensure the safety and compatibility of all furry hearts in our shelter.

How can I learn more about the process for international adoptions?

Adopting a dog internationally is not as intimidating as it sounds! However, there are some important things to note about the process. If you are interested in more details, please reach out to info@furryhearts.org.

How are donations used?

All donations are used to go towards the housing, food and medical costs for the pets in our shelter.