AGNES

Some dogs walk out of the shelter like they've been doing it their whole lives. Agnes (A572823) is one of those dogs. While many dogs are a little unsure heading through triage, the garage, and all the unfamiliar sights and sounds that come with shelter life, Agnes marches right along with confidence. No hesitation, no nervousness. Just a sweet girl ready to see what adventure was waiting for her. Agnes is the kind of dog who makes it easy to spend time with her. She walks wonderfully on a leash, knows how to sit, and happily accepts treats for a job well done. She's also a big fan of balls and squeaky toys. Fetch, however, is still a work in progress. Agnes firmly believes her role is to chase the toy. Returning it is someone else's responsibility entirely. One of our favorite things about Agnes is how affectionate she is. If you squat down next to her, she'll often come right over and rest her head in your lap. If you stop petting her too soon, she'll gently nudge your hand with her head as if to say, Excuse me, I don't think we're finished yet. She also appears to have good house manners and immediately took care of business once she reached the grass outside. She did with her finder's dog and cat, which is a good sign that she'll fit right in with yours! At 8 years old, Agnes has the perfect balance of confidence, playfulness, and companionship. She's past the puppy chaos but still enjoys life's simple pleasures, especially toys, treats, and quality time with her people. Agnes (A572823) is estimated to be around 8 years old and weighs 43 pounds. All animals adopted from Huntsville Animal Services are microchipped, appropriately vaccinated, spayed/neutered and given a 30 day flea/tick preventative. Ready to meet Agnes? Stop by 4950 Triana Blvd SW in Huntsville, Alabama. No appointment is necessary to meet our available animals. All adopters must be 19 years or older and be able to provide a valid ID.

Some dogs walk out of the shelter like they've been doing it their whole lives. Agnes (A572823) is one of those dogs. While many dogs are a little unsure heading through triage, the garage, and all the unfamiliar sights and sounds that come with shelter life, Agnes marches right along with confidence. No hesitation, no nervousness. Just a sweet girl ready to see what adventure was waiting for her. Agnes is the kind of dog who makes it easy to spend time with her. She walks wonderfully on a leash, knows how to sit, and happily accepts treats for a job well done. She's also a big fan of balls and squeaky toys. Fetch, however, is still a work in progress. Agnes firmly believes her role is to chase the toy. Returning it is someone else's responsibility entirely. One of our favorite things about Agnes is how affectionate she is. If you squat down next to her, she'll often come right over and rest her head in your lap. If you stop petting her too soon, she'll gently nudge your hand with her head as if to say, Excuse me, I don'

Some dogs walk out of the shelter like they've been doing it their whole lives. Agnes (A572823) is one of those dogs. While many dogs are a little unsure heading through triage, the garage, and all the unfamiliar sights and sounds that come with shelter life, Agnes marches right along with confidence. No hesitation, no nervousness. Just a sweet girl ready to see what adventure was waiting for her. Agnes is the kind of dog who makes it easy to spend time with her. She walks wonderfully on a leash, knows how to sit, and happily accepts treats for a job well done. She's also a big fan of balls and squeaky toys. Fetch, however, is still a work in progress. Agnes firmly believes her role is to chase the toy. Returning it is someone else's responsibility entirely. One of our favorite things about Agnes is how affectionate she is. If you squat down next to her, she'll often come right over and rest her head in your lap. If you stop petting her too soon, she'll gently nudge your hand with her head as if to say, Excuse me, I don't think we're finished yet. She also appears to have good house manners and immediately took care of business once she reached the grass outside. She did with her finder's dog and cat, which is a good sign that she'll fit right in with yours! At 8 years old, Agnes has the perfect balance of confidence, playfulness, and companionship. She's past the puppy chaos but still enjoys life's simple plea