Annie

Meet Annie! <br/><br/>Annie is a sweet, snuggly, playful puppy. She is an introvert with new people and places. She has come SO far in foster care, and watching her confidence grow has been incredibly rewarding.<br/><br/>Annie is a sensitive girl who takes a little time to feel safe with new people, places, sounds, and experiences. She thrives on routine and does best when she knows what to expect. Once she feels comfortable, her silly, affectionate puppy personality really starts to shine! Annie loves to play, snuggle, and be close to her people. She gets along with other dogs and loves to play with cats.<br/><br/>Annie is wonderful with dog savvy kids. Like any young puppy, she still needs reminders about puppy mouthing and appropriate ways to play.<br/><br/> Annie’s ideal home:<br/><br/>• Another dog is a must. Annie takes a lot of confidence from other dogs and looks to them for reassurance. A confident canine sibling will help continue teaching her that the world isn’t so scary and show her how to “dog.”<br/><br/>• A patient family. Annie will be shy and take things very slowly. She needs people who will give her time, provide structure and boundaries, introduce new things at her pace, and celebrate the little wins along the way. <br/><br/>• Understanding around food. Annie currently shows resource guarding around food with other animals. She needs to eat completely separately from other pets. In her foster home, she eats in her kennel and the other animals are kept away from her while she eats. Her future family should be comfortable continuing to manage this and helping her work through it appropriately.<br/><br/>• A safe space of her own. Annie is kennel trained and LOVES her kennel. It’s her safe place, and we want her to continue having access to it when she needs some downtime. <br/><br/>Annie generally warms up to women more quickly. Men can absolutely win her over too—she just needs a little more time to decide they’re safe.<br/><br/>This girl doesn’t need a perfect family. She needs a patient, consistent one who understands that confidence is something she’s still building.<br/><br/>Give Annie routine. Give her boundaries. Give her a doggy best friend. Give her time.<br/><br/>In return, you’ll get to watch a scared little puppy realize that the world is safe, her people are hers, and she can finally just be a dog. <br/>If you would like to meet Annie, please visit spotslaststop.org and fill out an application.

Meet Annie!

Annie is a sweet, snuggly, playful puppy. She is an introvert with new people and places. She has come SO far in foster care, and watching her confidence grow has been incredibly rewarding.

Annie is a sensitive girl who takes a little time to feel safe with new people, places, sounds, and experiences. She thrives on routine and does best when she knows what to expect. Once she feels comfortable, her silly, affectionate puppy personality really starts to shine! Annie loves to play, snuggle, and be close to her people. She gets along with other dogs and loves to play with cats.

Annie is wonderful with dog savvy kids. Like any young puppy, she still needs reminders about puppy mouthing and appropriate ways to play.

Annie’s ideal home:

• Another dog is a must. Annie takes a lot of confidence from other dogs and looks to them for reassurance. A confident canine sibling will help continue teaching her that the world isn’t so scary and show her how to “dog.”

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Meet Annie!

Annie is a sweet, snuggly, playful puppy. She is an introvert with new people and places. She has come SO far in foster care, and watching her confidence grow has been incredibly rewarding.

Annie is a sensitive girl who takes a little time to feel safe with new people, places, sounds, and experiences. She thrives on routine and does best when she knows what to expect. Once she feels comfortable, her silly, affectionate puppy personality really starts to shine! Annie loves to play, snuggle, and be close to her people. She gets along with other dogs and loves to play with cats.

Annie is wonderful with dog savvy kids. Like any young puppy, she still needs reminders about puppy mouthing and appropriate ways to play.

Annie’s ideal home:

• Another dog is a must. Annie takes a lot of confidence from other dogs and looks to them for reassurance. A confident canine sibling will help continue teaching her that the world isn’t so scary and show her how to “dog.”

• A patient family. Annie will be shy and take things very slowly. She needs people who will give her time, provide structure and boundaries, introduce new things at her pace, and celebrate the little wins along the way.

• Understanding around food. Annie currently shows resource guarding around food with other animals. She needs to eat completely separately from other pets. In her foster h