About Trixie Trucker

Trixie Trucker was living between the interstate and the on-ramp for at least a month. After noticing her laying rolled up in a little ball on the hillside, a kind lady put out food every day, not sure if it was Trucker actually eating the food. Trucker who is now known as Trixie Trucker was so scared that every time a vehicle stopped she would run and hide. But once trapped, she realized she was safe again and has been found to be very sweet and loves to play with the dogs and be snuggled. There are no cats in her foster house but she was introduced to a couple semi feral cats outside and she actually tries to avoid them as if she's scared of them so presumed she would be just fine in a home with cats. She does have an injury to a back leg, the vet said seems to be in her knee probably was hit by a car maybe since there are a couple scars on her other leg. Sometimes she seems to be a little stiff on it when she first gets up, but it does not seem to be causing her pain and at this point most likely nothing can be done since an older injury. Pretty sure she is Australian Cattle Dog mix, not sure of the mix. She has beagle colors , has some wrinkles on her forehead so maybe a smidge of Shar-Pei, she's very bouncy so maybe some Staffordshire Terrier or bully, could possibly be some Lab?? Her spay appointment is mid-February, but she is available as a Foster to adopt if local or else she will be available to go to a new home after her appointment. Contact this dog's foster home at [email protected] or text or leave a message at 573-512-2102 for an application. The adoption donation of $175 covers spay / neuter, vaccinations, microchip with lifetime registration, deworming, negative heartworm test, and current monthly heartworm and flea and tick prevention.

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Pulaski County
Waynesville, Missouri

Foster Mom Kay: 573-512-2102

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