Governor Ivey is not only an advocate for the adoption of pets, she’s the proud owner of one. Ivey adopted her beautiful dog, Missy, from the Montgomery Humane Shelter. Adopted in January 2019 at the age of 5, Missy is a testament to how new opportunities are possible when people care.
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