km   I am a 2-year old female Welsh Corgi mix who was surrendered with Johnny.  We were pulled from an overcrowded shelter in PA where we were surrendered because our owner was moving.

I am already spayed, microchipped, and like Johnny am reported to have been okay with the crate when it was used. I am also described as playful, affectionate and overly active.


  I am highly adoptable and not in need of rescue.  Please live within a 50 mile radius of this location to adopt me.

Since Welsh Corgis rarely come into a shelter, here are a few of our most commonly asked questions that may very well be generated by these dogs:

Is that dog still available?
Updates to our Animal List reflect all available animals at that time.  Updates are scheduled to occur at the close of each adoption day. You can find the date and time of the last update in the lower left hand corner below the menu on each web page.  If there have been no adoption hours since the last update, then barring unforeseen circumstances, the animal should be available at the start of the next adoption hours.  If there have been adoption hours since an update, there is a good chance that the dog may not be available when you can visit.  

Please note that many highly adoptable dogs that are made available at the start of adoption hours may appear for the first time on our Successful Adoptions pages. We encourage you to visit at the start of adoption hours and travel with an open mind.  The dog you saw on the web site may be meeting with an applicant ahead of you and there may be other dogs of interest to you.

Can I be contacted if the adoption on a particular dog does not go through or when a certain breed or dog is available?
We do not maintain waiting or wish lists on dogs because the dogs that would be on such lists place very quickly and easily.  Our rescuegroups.org web site host and several other pet list web sites to which our animals sync will provide an email contact service when you specify certain criteria.  While our email address accompanies these notifications, we do not generate the emails.  They are triggered when an animal is posted that matches your criteria.  Visit at the start of the following adoption hours when you receive an email notification.

How do you define "first come, first served" when processing applications?
A line forms each adoption day with applicants who visit our facility.  These potential adopters have submitted their application that day or had a previously completed application pulled from our files and placed in line.  We maintain applications for 60 days.  While you may access and complete an application online, that application does not get placed in line until you are at our facility at a time that an animal of interest to you is available.  If you are returning with the notification of your approved yard check, your application will be placed in the line that formed that day and you will have to wait until it is your turn to see the adoption counselor.

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