DC Comics Batgirl Dog Costume w/Cape LG Dogs-NEW-100% to No Kill Pet Shelter

Description

We at Colony Cats and Dogs are selling many of the things that have been donated to us, so that we can keep our shelter running.  We often get brand new items donated to us from our local Petco, Petsmart, and Pet Supplies Plus stores when they need to make room in their stores for new merchandise.   We try to sell the items to make money to pay for our animals' medical care, dog and cat food, cat litter, etc., while they wait to find their homes.
With the public health crisis, we are anticipating having trouble paying our bills such as rent, utilities, and veterinary expenses, so we need to sell everything we can, since adoptions have slowed with our facility closed.
This is an adorable Batgirl costume for your dog.  with the Batman logo on the chest, a ruffly tulle skirt, and a bat cape on the back with a metallic gold Bat logo.  There's a little slit on the back where you can attach the leash.  It will surely bring a smile to everyone who sees your dog in her Batgirl costume, and when the movie eventually comes
out
, your dog will be the hit of the premiere!  (We have Superman costumes and Batman costumes, too, that are listed separately.)
The tags show it was originally .99.  It's washable and super cute, still brand new with tags from a nonsmoking environment.
Best of all, 100% of your purchase price will support our no-kill shelter's operation.
There unfortunately is no size chart on the tag for this item, but here are some measurements that might help:
The neck measures about 14-15" around without stretching. The belly measures about 22" around without stretching, and the back from the neck to the tail is about 13-14" long.
Colony Cats and Dogs is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) animal shelter in Columbus, Ohio that helps place cats and dogs in loving homes and works to reduce the population of homeless pets through spay/neuter programs and education.  We are staffed entirely by volunteers, and since 2002, our organization has fixed nearly 16,000 cats and dogs and placed more than 12,000 companion animals in permanent, loving homes.