Hibiscus' sister, Amaryllis (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Hibiscus' sister, Dandelion (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Hibiscus' sister, Iris (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Hibiscus' sister, Blue Belle (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Hibiscus' sister, Lavender (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Hibiscus' mother, Noelle (adopted) can also be seen on our website.

Description:

Hibiscus is one of the smaller pups in the litter and the one with the biggest attitude. She is playful and can always be heard barking at her sisters to let her play.  All of the puppies love running around in the backyard chasing each other.

  Being Shep pups, these sweeties will need lots of room to romp and play in. With this in mind, they are not best suited for apartment or condo life~ A fenced backyard would be ideal for them to run around and explore:)

Hibiscus  and her five sisters were born at a pet Rescue By Judy foster home four days after their mom was surrendered by the owner.   Noelle's former owner stated she was pregnant, but in her bad shape, it was difficult to believe that she could be carrying pups. We took her to our vet, who confirmed her pregnancy, and the very next day, she gave birth to the sweetest litter of girl puppies. The puppies and mom have remained with the foster family where Noelle works on getting healthy and gaining weight while she nurses her pups.  

 

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2/4 - Noelle is now back at the center where she enjoys all the walks given by staff and volunteers.  Her little girls are still with the foster getting bigger and finding their own personalities:)

New puppy parents will need to be dedicated to obedience, socialization, and potty training to ensure pup grows up to be happy and well-adjusted dogs! We highly recommend their new family attend puppy training classes. Training classes are the most successful when everyone in the family attends so you all learn about your new puppy.