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Currently Betty is being treated for a fungal infection called Ringworm.

Ringworm in Dogs

What Is Ringworm?

Ringworm is a fungal skin infection that can affect dogs, cats, and humans.
Despite its name, it is not caused by a worm.

Signs of Ringworm in Dogs

• Circular areas of hair loss
• Red, scaly, or crusty skin
• Broken or brittle hair
• Mild itching (some dogs show no symptoms)

Some dogs may carry ringworm without visible signs.

How Ringworm Spreads

• Direct contact with an infected animal
• Contact with contaminated items such as leashes, bedding, clothing, hands, or surfaces

The fungus can survive on surfaces if not properly cleaned.

Can Humans Get Ringworm?

Yes. Ringworm is zoonotic, meaning it can spread from animals to humans.
In people, it commonly appears as a red, circular, itchy rash and is treatable.

How to Protect Yourself

After handling dogs, please:

• Wash hands thoroughly with soap and warm water
• Avoid touching your face before washing
• Change and wash clothing after contact
• Disinfect personal items as needed

Life is best with Betty.

Just spend a little time with her and you will see!

Got toys? She will chase em.

Feeling silly? Her zoomies will keep you laughing.

Need a backup singer when you are singing your favorite song? She’s got the vocals.

It’s hard to feel down with Betty around!

When it comes to affection, she loves to lean in close for hugs and back scratches.

She’s ready to learn all you want to teach and stay busy with lots of active pursuits.

And, if you have a compatible canine friend in the home she may enjoy having a furry bestie too!

With Betty in your life, the sky is the limit for all you can do!

So, what are you waiting for? This girl has places to be with you!

Betty’s siblings Bonnie and Beethoven may still be available too. So, be sure to meet all these adorable siblings!