Gorgeous sweet pointer/amstaff Mint in danger@NYC kill shelter in Manhattan, New York

Mint is located at Manhattan Animal Care and Control. I am not affiliated with them. For more info about Mint or to see her current status copy - paste this link:
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A volunteer writes: Think butterscotch sundae, vanilla ice cream in caramel sauce and you can envision Mint's coloring....gorgeous! Her coat is lush and groomed, her weight perfect for her size, and her amber eyes mirror the coloring of her coat. Likely housetrained, she went potty as soon as we were out the door. Mint pulls hard on the leash, so she will benefit from some leash training and/or a harness. Friendly, energetic, welcoming to all, she's happy greeting another volunteer who stops by. A play group was going on in an adjoining pen and Mint watched with a wagging tail, whining to be able to join them in play. Mint is a little girl who's looking for a home in which she'll get lots of exercise and lots of love. She's ready to return it unconditionally. Another volunteer writes: Mint is ready and waiting for me when I stop by her den, so happy to be chosen for a walk that she's practically dancing on her bed! We rush for the yard and a much-needed bathroom break and I quickly discover that even in a harness she's a surprisingly strong girl, petite yet muscular and very much a tomboy at heart. Off-leash we have fun running around in a pen, half-chasing a tennis ball but mostly just chasing each other until one of us (I think you can guess which one) 'cries Uncle' and retires to the bench for a rest. Mint quickly comes over for some cuddles and this is when I discover my rough-n-tumble sweetheart's big secret - she absolutely LOVES to be petted! From behind-the-ear scratches to hearty butt scratches, no spot shall remain un-snuggled as Mint wriggles this way and that for maximum body coverage. Wearing the biggest smile and waggiest tail ever, when I massage her side she leans deep into my legs while ecstatically curling head to tail like a little banana. You simply couldn't ask for a more appreciative audience than this girl, she sure knows how to make a human feel needed and by the time our date is over my grateful smile matches her own. Already spayed and ready to leave immediately, Mint is waiting and hoping that her forever family will find her soon...
Video:
http://youtu.be/_UU7PPsspvw
My name is MINT. My Animal ID # is A1025237.
I am a spayed female white and brown pointer and staffordshire mix. The shelter thinks I am about 2 YEARS Weight 52lb
I came in the shelter as a STRAY on 01/11/2015 from NY 10459, owner surrender reason stated was STRAY.
This dog is located at the Manhattan Animal Care&Control (326 E110 St, Manhattan 10029). For more information on a particular dog, email help @ urgentpetsondeathrow.org (remove the spaces) but ONLY email if you are serious about adopting. Please do not email for status updates... You may also contact the NYC ACC at (212) 788-4000 for further automated instructions. Also, have the ID# and shelter location listed at the top of this post handy when inquiring!! This dog is in danger of being on the euthanasia list and could be scheduled to be killed at any time! If you absolutely cannot get to the shelter, please contact participating rescue groups listed toward the bottom of the link to see if they can assist you:
http://www.facebook.com/notes/urgent-part-2-urgent-death-row-dogs/adoption-info-and-list-of-rescues/405703306122877
On behalf of the dog before you, THANK YOU
For more information on adopting please read the following:
http://urgentpetsondeathrow.org/must-read/
If you cannot adopt foster ! Fostering is free and does not have to be pernament it can be short term but will save a life ..contact a rescue group from the link above for more info about fostering
From The ACC site: To help ensure successful adoptions, please fill out a pre-adoption application (http://www.nycacc.org/pdfs/adoptions/AdoptionApplication.pdf) and bring it with you when you come into the Care Center to adopt a pet. If you are coming from outside of the immediately area, it is strongly suggest that you first complete an application and email it to adoption @ nycacc.org -This will allow ACC to answer any questions and resolve any potential obstacles before you make the trip.
*This dog is located at Animal Care and Control, I am not affiliated with them and I cannot 'hold' or pull any dog...I am simply trying to help give them the 2nd chance they all deserve. You will have to call the Animal Care Center at the tel# above, or contact a rescue group from the link above for assistance.