Beanie

Meet Beanie Baby. A soulful girl with the biggest personality and the softest heart.<br/><br/>Beanie Baby is affectionate, expressive, and full of character. She’s a talker, a hugger, and a gentle smoocher, always finding ways to connect with her people. She’s treat-motivated, knows a lovely sit & stay, and is crate trained — her crate is her happy place (think: teenager + bedroom).<br/><br/>Beanie’s vibe:<br/>• Loves cats and is wonderfully gentle with them <br/>• Does well with dogs or shows indifference (proper intros always)<br/>• Prefers older or more mature children<br/>• May warm up to women first, but is fostered by both genders and bonds deeply<br/>• Sweet, sensitive, and thrives with structure and understanding<br/><br/> Her story (the short version):<br/>Beanie was found as a stray and landed on a shelter deadline after presenting with unexplained bone injuries. Despite extensive diagnostics down to bone biopsies, no definitive cause was found. She had damage to both a front and back leg — the front more significant. While she will always show some mild lameness, she is happy, active, and you should see her run and play with her foster dog sister — she’s shockingly fast!<br/><br/> *Beanie’s ideal home:<br/>• A yard where she can safely run and stretch her legs<br/>• Humans who are patient, loving, and appreciate her unique needs. She can be shy and vocal. <br/>• A calm, structured environment where she can truly flourish<br/><br/>Beanie Baby is not a “project” — she’s a beautiful, resilient dog who has overcome so much and still greets life with joy, affection, and heart. If you’re looking for a deeply connected companion who will love you with her whole being, Beanie may be your girl. To adopt, please copy the link below and paste it in your browser to submit an adoption application. <br/><br/>https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/SFMR/Dog

Meet Beanie Baby. A soulful girl with the biggest personality and the softest heart.

Beanie Baby is affectionate, expressive, and full of character. She’s a talker, a hugger, and a gentle smoocher, always finding ways to connect with her people. She’s treat-motivated, knows a lovely sit & stay, and is crate trained — her crate is her happy place (think: teenager + bedroom).

Beanie’s vibe:
• Loves cats and is wonderfully gentle with them
• Does well with dogs or shows indifference (proper intros always)
• Prefers older or more mature children
• May warm up to women first, but is fostered by both genders and bonds deeply
• Sweet, sensitive, and thrives with structure and understanding

Her story (the short version):
Beanie was found as a stray and landed on a shelter deadline after presenting with unexplained bone injuries. Despite extensive diagnostics down to bone biopsies, no definitive cause was found. She had damage to both a front and back leg — the front more significa

Meet Beanie Baby. A soulful girl with the biggest personality and the softest heart.

Beanie Baby is affectionate, expressive, and full of character. She’s a talker, a hugger, and a gentle smoocher, always finding ways to connect with her people. She’s treat-motivated, knows a lovely sit & stay, and is crate trained — her crate is her happy place (think: teenager + bedroom).

Beanie’s vibe:
• Loves cats and is wonderfully gentle with them
• Does well with dogs or shows indifference (proper intros always)
• Prefers older or more mature children
• May warm up to women first, but is fostered by both genders and bonds deeply
• Sweet, sensitive, and thrives with structure and understanding

Her story (the short version):
Beanie was found as a stray and landed on a shelter deadline after presenting with unexplained bone injuries. Despite extensive diagnostics down to bone biopsies, no definitive cause was found. She had damage to both a front and back leg — the front more significant. While she will always show some mild lameness, she is happy, active, and you should see her run and play with her foster dog sister — she’s shockingly fast!

*Beanie’s ideal home:
• A yard where she can safely run and stretch her legs
• Humans who are patient, loving, and appreciate her unique needs. She can be shy and vocal.
• A calm, structured environment where she can