Hum'nbird Pembroke Welsh Corgi Puppy Page
Puppy Availability:
We may occasionally have puppies available to approved homes. They are from parents who are usually AKC Champions, with OFA and CERF clearances and excellent, outgoing temperaments. All puppies must be spayed or neutered at the appropriate age. Each puppy is carefully placed in homes that match their individual temperament.
If you are interested in a quality pet corgi and can provide a wonderful home, please feel free to contact Carrie! If she does not have anything, she may be able to refer you to someone she knows.
Need a pet or home sitter? If you live in MD, VA, or WV, we highly recommend Pet Sitters To You, owned by Gates and Martha Angle. Gates and Martha bring their travel trailer and stay on your property, providing not only excellent pet care but the security of having someone at home while you're away. They are bonded and insured. We have used them for our corgis (even puppies) and parrot, Marley, for several years now and are pleased to provide a link to their website: www.petsitterstoyou.com
Please contact Carrie at (304) 274-5939 if you have further questions or interest in a puppy.
We are about 90 minutes Northwest of Washington DC, near Harpers Ferry, WV and Hagarstown, MD. You may contact Carrie by e-mail at humnbird1@earthlink.net (best), by telephone at 304-274-5939, or consult the Pembroke Welsh Corgi Club of America, Inc. membership roster listed on our club's page for other PWCCA members.
The puppies from our Grant and Nadia litter born November 11, 2009 have all been spoken for or are show prospects. Please feel free to e-mail Carrie if you are interested in a puppy from a future litter.
Click on the thumbnails to see the puppies' photos at almost three months of age. Thanks to Conlon Hukill for taking these cute photos!
The photos below are some of the puppies from the Ch. Hum'nbird Fair Warning ("Toula") and English Importand Am. Ch. Twinan Another Chance for Salvenik breeding born in May of 2009. Carrie has kept two as show prospects and the remainder have been placed in their forever homes to be beloved family members and, of course, will be spayed or neutered.
