Bridget, Kendra, and Holly were rescued together from an Amish puppy mill. These Saint Bernard beauties surely would have ended up as lifetime breeders or sold at a pet store to most likely an unqualified buyer. First shy, now they are all coming out of their shells and starting to enjoy the finer things in life - fresh air, exercise, and lots of love! So far they each have proven to be eager learners and giant love bugs. Please be sure to read our pets and children policy before applying if you have children under the age of 7. If you are interested in adopting these sweet gorgeous girls, please visit: www.ohiopuppyrescue.com for more information.









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