Amy Amy
- Puppy
- Female
- Medium
- Terrier
Amy Amy
Current Location
Ayden, NC
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Amy Amy's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$350
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Amy Amy's Story
Meet Amy Amy<br/><br/>Amy Amy came into foster care pretty unsure about people, but it didn’t take long for her personality to start shining through. She went from being afraid of the “strange lady who kidnapped her” to yelling from her crate because she would like to be released immediately for more couch snuggles.<br/><br/>So much for being shy!<br/><br/>Amy has a long, lean little body with short legs, and we expect her to stay somewhere in the small-to-medium range when fully grown—although, as always with rescue puppies, adult size is our best guess.<br/><br/>She seems to LOVE other dogs and is currently doing her best to convince the resident dogs that they absolutely need to play with her. She would likely enjoy having a canine friend in her forever home.<br/><br/>Amy is mostly black with the cutest white toes, a white chest, and an adorable white marking on her nose. Underneath that initially nervous puppy is a playful, affectionate, couch-snuggling little girl who just needed a little time to feel safe.<br/><br/>Amy Amy is spayed and ready to find her forever home. If you’re looking for a sweet little sidekick who may need a minute to warm up but will soon be demanding couch privileges, Amy Amy might be your girl!<br/><br/>Apply at www.pittfriends.com
Meet Amy Amy
Amy Amy came into foster care pretty unsure about people, but it didn’t take long for her personality to start shining through. She went from being afraid of the “strange lady who kidnapped her” to yelling from her crate because she would like to be released immediately for more couch snuggles.
So much for being shy!
Amy has a long, lean little body with short legs, and we expect her to stay somewhere in the small-to-medium range when fully grown—although, as always with rescue puppies, adult size is our best guess.
She seems to LOVE other dogs and is currently doing her best to convince the resident dogs that they absolutely need to play with her. She would likely enjoy having a canine friend in her forever home.
Amy is mostly black with the cutest white toes, a white chest, and an adorable white marking on her nose. Underneath that initially nervous puppy is a playful, affectionate, couch-snuggling little girl who just needed a little time to feel safe.
Amy
Meet Amy Amy
Amy Amy came into foster care pretty unsure about people, but it didn’t take long for her personality to start shining through. She went from being afraid of the “strange lady who kidnapped her” to yelling from her crate because she would like to be released immediately for more couch snuggles.
So much for being shy!
Amy has a long, lean little body with short legs, and we expect her to stay somewhere in the small-to-medium range when fully grown—although, as always with rescue puppies, adult size is our best guess.
She seems to LOVE other dogs and is currently doing her best to convince the resident dogs that they absolutely need to play with her. She would likely enjoy having a canine friend in her forever home.
Amy is mostly black with the cutest white toes, a white chest, and an adorable white marking on her nose. Underneath that initially nervous puppy is a playful, affectionate, couch-snuggling little girl who just needed a little time to feel safe.
Amy Amy is spayed and ready to find her forever home. If you’re looking for a sweet little sidekick who may need a minute to warm up but will soon be demanding couch privileges, Amy Amy might be your girl!
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