Ariel

Meet Ariel <br/><br/>Some dogs are energetic. Some dogs are goofy.<br/>And then there's Ariel...A dignified little lady who believes life should consist of sunshine, soft blankets, stuffed toys, snacks with proper toppings, and people who understand that senior dogs have earned the right to be just a tiny bit spoiled.<br/><br/>At 9 years old, Ariel still has plenty of pep in her step. She enjoys leisurely walks, proudly carries around her beloved stuffies, and has perfected the art of making every day feel like the best day ever.<br/><br/>She's wonderfully mannered on leash, kennel trained, potty trained, and will politely let you know when it's time for a potty break. (She does have a bit of an old-lady bladder... but honestly, don't we all? )<br/><br/>Ariel is incredibly people-oriented and thrives on affection. Love is her favorite reward, and if you're willing to hand out belly rubs, she'll happily be your shadow.<br/>She's also proven to be gentle with cats and respectful around chickens. While she's lived with another dog before, she prefers calm, respectful canine companions over busy, high-energy party animals. Because of that, any potential canine siblings will require a proper meet-and-greet.<br/><br/>After everything she's been through, including being abandoned once and then losing the only person who stepped in to save her through circumstances beyond anyone's control....Ariel deserves stability more than anything. <br/><br/>She isn't looking for excitement anymore.<br/><br/>She's looking for home.<br/>A porch where she can soak up the sunshine.<br/><br/>A couch where she can curl up beside her favorite person for Netflix, a basket full of stuffies amdMaybe a few extra food toppers... because every princess has standards.<br/><br/>And, of course, a family that understands the most important senior rule of all...<br/> "When you go gray... you get your way." <br/><br/>Ariel has spent enough of her golden years wondering where she belongs.<br/>Let's make sure she never has to wonder again. <br/><br/>If interested in fostering, click here:<br/>https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/foster/TGLR/Dog<br/><br/>To adopt Ariel, click here:<br/>https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/TGLR/Dog

Meet Ariel

Some dogs are energetic. Some dogs are goofy.
And then there's Ariel...A dignified little lady who believes life should consist of sunshine, soft blankets, stuffed toys, snacks with proper toppings, and people who understand that senior dogs have earned the right to be just a tiny bit spoiled.

At 9 years old, Ariel still has plenty of pep in her step. She enjoys leisurely walks, proudly carries around her beloved stuffies, and has perfected the art of making every day feel like the best day ever.

She's wonderfully mannered on leash, kennel trained, potty trained, and will politely let you know when it's time for a potty break. (She does have a bit of an old-lady bladder... but honestly, don't we all? )

Ariel is incredibly people-oriented and thrives on affection. Love is her favorite reward, and if you're willing to hand out belly rubs, she'll happily be your shadow.
She's also proven to be gentle with cats and respectful around chickens. While she's lived with another

Meet Ariel

Some dogs are energetic. Some dogs are goofy.
And then there's Ariel...A dignified little lady who believes life should consist of sunshine, soft blankets, stuffed toys, snacks with proper toppings, and people who understand that senior dogs have earned the right to be just a tiny bit spoiled.

At 9 years old, Ariel still has plenty of pep in her step. She enjoys leisurely walks, proudly carries around her beloved stuffies, and has perfected the art of making every day feel like the best day ever.

She's wonderfully mannered on leash, kennel trained, potty trained, and will politely let you know when it's time for a potty break. (She does have a bit of an old-lady bladder... but honestly, don't we all? )

Ariel is incredibly people-oriented and thrives on affection. Love is her favorite reward, and if you're willing to hand out belly rubs, she'll happily be your shadow.
She's also proven to be gentle with cats and respectful around chickens. While she's lived with another dog before, she prefers calm, respectful canine companions over busy, high-energy party animals. Because of that, any potential canine siblings will require a proper meet-and-greet.

After everything she's been through, including being abandoned once and then losing the only person who stepped in to save her through circumstances beyond anyone's control....Ariel deserves stability more tha