Age: 6 years Gender: Female Color: Liver/White Weight: 49 lbs. Variety: Field-bred Hi everyone. I'm Sissy and I'm looking for a Forever Home. I'm a really good girl who enjoys playing with balls and toys and other dogs. I like to get in your lap and cuddle too, if you'll let me. Hopefully your home will be my Forever Home. Sissy was originally adopted from a shelter about six months ago, but recently brought back to be euthanized because her owners said they didn't have money to buy her inexpensive medication. Sissy recently developed a seizure condition which is easily controlled by medication which costs about $20-25 a month. Sissy has been on this medication since her return to the shelter, and now in foster care, and has had no seizures to date. Other than needing her daily medication (like some of us humans), Sissy is a normal healthy Springer. She is an active girl, as most field-bred Springers are. She loves to run around with her foster brothers. In her former home she didn't get much exercise and gained weight, but with regular exercise, she should lose those few extra pounds. Sissy does have a slight case of OCD, where she chases light reflections, but that can be controlled with distraction. Sissy is housetrained, gets along with other dogs, cats are unknown, and she loves people. When riding in the car, it's best if she is in a seatbelt or crate, because of her obsession with light reflections.