Ana

Meet Ana! This precious love-bug just wants a family to call her own. After being misused for breeding litter after litter, Ana is done having babies and wants to be the baby in someone’s family. You don’t often come across the opportunity to rescue an adult dog that comes full of love and with the best doggy manners! Ana is happily crate-trained, she’ll go in willingly to rest or hangout or is quietly happy to stay in her crate for downtime but if left out in the house, she’s respectful of things and non-destructive. She’s completely potty trained and when she needs to go out, she’ll lay in front of the door to let you know. Not only does she have excellent house manners, but she’s polite with all other animals as well. At her foster home, she has multiple dogs of all different sizes (Saint Bernard to Chihuahua). She warms up quickest to other dogs that also have good dog-manners but adapted to the entire established pack quickly. We had no knowledge of her having any previous experiences with cats but she’s been wonderful with both cats in the home. One is very friendly, the other prefers dogs to leave him alone and she respects both cats and doesn’t chase or bother either. She’s also been exposed to horses for the first time and watches them with joyful curiosity and doesn’t bark or chase at the horses. She would do very well in any multi-pet household but she ultimately prefers to be with humans first and foremost. She is all tail-wags and pittie grins for any and all humans that want to engage with her - men, women, and she LOVES children. She does love to cuddle and she’s a stocky girl, but she has been very good about respecting our 2 year old’s space and not bumping her over, she also takes treats extremely gently from kids. She is a very special dog who is happy cuddling on the couch, going for a hike, or checking out something new with her person or people.

Meet Ana! This precious love-bug just wants a family to call her own. After being misused for breeding litter after litter, Ana is done having babies and wants to be the baby in someone’s family. You don’t often come across the opportunity to rescue an adult dog that comes full of love and with the best doggy manners! Ana is happily crate-trained, she’ll go in willingly to rest or hangout or is quietly happy to stay in her crate for downtime but if left out in the house, she’s respectful of things and non-destructive. She’s completely potty trained and when she needs to go out, she’ll lay in front of the door to let you know. Not only does she have excellent house manners, but she’s polite with all other animals as well. At her foster home, she has multiple dogs of all different sizes (Saint Bernard to Chihuahua). She warms up quickest to other dogs that also have good dog-manners but adapted to the entire established pack quickly. We had no knowledge of her having any previous experiences with cats but she’s been wonderful

Meet Ana! This precious love-bug just wants a family to call her own. After being misused for breeding litter after litter, Ana is done having babies and wants to be the baby in someone’s family. You don’t often come across the opportunity to rescue an adult dog that comes full of love and with the best doggy manners! Ana is happily crate-trained, she’ll go in willingly to rest or hangout or is quietly happy to stay in her crate for downtime but if left out in the house, she’s respectful of things and non-destructive. She’s completely potty trained and when she needs to go out, she’ll lay in front of the door to let you know. Not only does she have excellent house manners, but she’s polite with all other animals as well. At her foster home, she has multiple dogs of all different sizes (Saint Bernard to Chihuahua). She warms up quickest to other dogs that also have good dog-manners but adapted to the entire established pack quickly. We had no knowledge of her having any previous experiences with cats but she’s been wonderful with both cats in the home. One is very friendly, the other prefers dogs to leave him alone and she respects both cats and doesn’t chase or bother either. She’s also been exposed to horses for the first time and watches them with joyful curiosity and doesn’t bark or chase at the horses. She would do very well in any multi-pet household but she ultimately prefers to be with humans first and foremos