Danica the Indy 500 Pup's sister, Simona the Indy 500 Pup (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Danica the Indy 500 Pup's sister, Amber the Indy 500 Pup (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Danica the Indy 500 Pup's brother, Donohue the Indy 500 pup (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Danica the Indy 500 Pup's brother, Foyt the Indy 500 Pup (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Danica the Indy 500 Pup's brother, Andretti the Indy 500 Pup (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Danica the Indy 500 Pup's sister, Desiree the Indy 500 Pup (adopted) can also be seen on our website.

Description:
These precious babies were brought to us at 6 weeks old by an owner who rescued the mamma off the street and tried to keep them all together as long as possible.   8 pups were too much work for her with all the food, need for shots and vet care and so she came to Judy for help when they were able to eat real food.  They were fortunately well cared for and loved, but needed our help.  They will hopefully be ready for Memorial Day so we named them after Indianpolis 500 "Indy"  Car famous drivers...and few of the lady drivers over the years.


Foster Update 6/11/14
Danica is a little dynamo.  She is a sweet little girl and although the smallest of her siblings she can definitely keep pace with them all.  She loves to play with her brother and sister. She enjoys her squeaky toys and will play tug of war with her siblings.  She is doing well with leash training and will walk and keep pace with my son.  We are working on potty training and making progress.  She is paper trained and we have started working on her first command.  She will sit for her favorite potato and duck treat.  She loves to play but she also likes to cuddle. 

Foster Update 5/26/14:
Danica is a quiet and mellow pup.  She's a little shy but warms up to some lovin.  She likes to be held and snuggles and gives lots of kisses. She gets along great with my boys 7 and 10 and our dog Tobe too.  She likes her chew bone and rope toy.  She will make an excellent addition to her forever family.

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