Rosey Needs a Job Because She's a Workin' Gal

Rosey is a Workin' Gal

Some dogs are just built for a job, and Rosey is one of them. This Heeler mix is always on alert and has high herding instincts. She just can’t help herself!

About Rosey

At only 25 pounds, Rosey is a petite girl. She’s just a year old, so she’s full of life and energy. What she really needs is a family who can help her channel that energy or a farm where she can put her instincts to work.

Rosey was originally found stray with her mom Ruby. She was extremely scared when she first came in but was adopted quickly. However, she was returned due to her having too much energy and some separation anxiety. The adopters did say she started coming out of her shell when she was with them. They just couldn't handle her big emotions.

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What the Staff Has to Say About Rosey

The Warrick Humane Society says she’s incredibly smart and playful. She loves kids and gets along with most other dogs, making her a great match for an active family.

Rosey didn't get along with her former adopter's dogs or cats, but she does well with other dogs at the shelter, so bring your dogs to meet and greet with her if you are interested.

Ready to Meet Rosey?

Rosey is up to date on all vaccines, deworming, prevention, is spayed and microchipped! If you’re interested in Rosey, fill out an adoption application on their website. Come meet her at WHS during open hours:
Wed–Thu: 12–7 PM | Fri–Sun: 12–4 PM
Apply to adopt at warrickhumanesociety.org/adopt

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MORE EVENTS AT WHS

Summer Auction

The Annual Summer Online Auction is happening July 14th - 20th, and WHS can’t wait to share all the amazing items up for bid. If you’d like to contribute, the deadline for donating auction items is June 30th. Stay tuned for more details, including the auction link, coming soon!

Critter Camp

Come join the WHS Volunteer Coordinators as they teach all about what it's like to work at Warrick Humane Society. They will also be helping kiddos learn all about what it takes to own and care for an animal, as well as, what it means to be a humane society! There will be different sessions depending on your child's age.
-Ages 10-12 June 2nd-June 6th 8:30-11:30AM
-Ages 8-9 June 9th-June 13th 8:30-11:30AM
-Ages 6-7 June 16th-June 20th 8:30-11:30AM
-Ages 10-12 June 23rd-June 27th 8:30-11:30AM
-Ages 8-9 July 14th-July 18th 8:30-11:30AM
-Ages 10-12 July 21st-July 25th 8:30-11:30AM

The cost is $150 per session and includes a Critter Camp T-shirt and an adoptable stuffed animal! Please contact volunteerwarrick@gmail.com to learn more or to register for this event!

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19 Items You Can Donate to Help Warrick Humane Society

For more than 40 years, our friends at the Warrick Humane Society have worked tirelessly to provide for the animals in their care, and you can help them continue saving the lives of homeless animals by making a donation to their shelter. Below are 19 items that are almost always in needed. You can drop off your donations at their location in Newburgh at 5722 Vann Road, or use the Amazon Wishlist link below to to send supplies directly to the shelter.

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