AURORA

Aurora is a petite momma dog with adorable bug eyes and the gentlest heart. She may start off hesitant in her kennel, but with a little encouragement she’ll step forward for the leash — and once she’s out, she walks beside you with the grace of true royalty. No dragons or curses here. In the beginning, Aurora can be shy and a little stiff, but give her a moment and she begins to blossom. Soon enough you’ll see tiny play bows and mini-zoomies peek through. She’ll come close for sniffs, offer soft little kisses, and lean in for every bit of gentle affection she can get. Outside, she went potty immediately — a promising hint that she may be house trained. She’s intrigued by squeaky toys but hasn’t quite committed to playing yet. Treats weren’t her thing that day; pets and reassurance were what mattered most. Aurora was assessed for playgroups where she began unsure, but slowly warmed up. This dainty princess explored her surroundings, watched the others, tolerated polite dog greetings, and even gave appropriate corrections when necessary. As she gained confidence, she joined the group for little runs, showing glimmers of playfulness. She’s simply a princess still learning her court. Help Aurora find the fairytale ending she deserves. Canine-ality: Constant Companion

Aurora is a petite momma dog with adorable bug eyes and the gentlest heart. She may start off hesitant in her kennel, but with a little encouragement she’ll step forward for the leash — and once she’s out, she walks beside you with the grace of true royalty. No dragons or curses here. In the beginning, Aurora can be shy and a little stiff, but give her a moment and she begins to blossom. Soon enough you’ll see tiny play bows and mini-zoomies peek through. She’ll come close for sniffs, offer soft little kisses, and lean in for every bit of gentle affection she can get. Outside, she went potty immediately — a promising hint that she may be house trained. She’s intrigued by squeaky toys but hasn’t quite committed to playing yet. Treats weren’t her thing that day; pets and reassurance were what mattered most. Aurora was assessed for playgroups where she began unsure, but slowly warmed up. This dainty princess explored her surroundings, watched the others, tolerated polite dog greetings, and even gave appropriate corrections wh

Aurora is a petite momma dog with adorable bug eyes and the gentlest heart. She may start off hesitant in her kennel, but with a little encouragement she’ll step forward for the leash — and once she’s out, she walks beside you with the grace of true royalty. No dragons or curses here. In the beginning, Aurora can be shy and a little stiff, but give her a moment and she begins to blossom. Soon enough you’ll see tiny play bows and mini-zoomies peek through. She’ll come close for sniffs, offer soft little kisses, and lean in for every bit of gentle affection she can get. Outside, she went potty immediately — a promising hint that she may be house trained. She’s intrigued by squeaky toys but hasn’t quite committed to playing yet. Treats weren’t her thing that day; pets and reassurance were what mattered most. Aurora was assessed for playgroups where she began unsure, but slowly warmed up. This dainty princess explored her surroundings, watched the others, tolerated polite dog greetings, and even gave appropriate corrections when necessary. As she gained confidence, she joined the group for little runs, showing glimmers of playfulness. She’s simply a princess still learning her court. Help Aurora find the fairytale ending she deserves. Canine-ality: Constant Companion