Becca

Becca came to the shelter as a stray, so everything we know about her, we've learned since she arrived. We estimate she's about 3 years old, gave her a name, and watched her slowly begin to trust the people caring for her.<br/>Once Becca settles in, her sweet personality shines through. She forms strong bonds with the staff and volunteers who spend time with her, and it's clear she just wants love and companionship.<br/>When Becca was spayed, our veterinary team discovered and removed a large ovarian tumor. The findings strongly suggest cancer, and unfortunately, there is little we can do for her while she's in the shelter. Right now, our priority isn't treatment-it's giving Becca the chance to spend whatever time she has left in a home where she can be loved.<br/>Becca would do best as the only pet, as she has not done well with other dogs in the shelter environment.<br/>She urgently needs a rescue or adopter willing to open their heart to a dog who deserves so much more than a kennel. We don't know how much time Becca has, but we do know she deserves to spend it surrounded by kindness, comfort, and love.

Becca came to the shelter as a stray, so everything we know about her, we've learned since she arrived. We estimate she's about 3 years old, gave her a name, and watched her slowly begin to trust the people caring for her.
Once Becca settles in, her sweet personality shines through. She forms strong bonds with the staff and volunteers who spend time with her, and it's clear she just wants love and companionship.
When Becca was spayed, our veterinary team discovered and removed a large ovarian tumor. The findings strongly suggest cancer, and unfortunately, there is little we can do for her while she's in the shelter. Right now, our priority isn't treatment-it's giving Becca the chance to spend whatever time she has left in a home where she can be loved.
Becca would do best as the only pet, as she has not done well with other dogs in the shelter environment.
She urgently needs a rescue or adopter willing to open their heart to a dog who deserves so much more than a kennel. We don't know how much time Becca has,

Becca came to the shelter as a stray, so everything we know about her, we've learned since she arrived. We estimate she's about 3 years old, gave her a name, and watched her slowly begin to trust the people caring for her.
Once Becca settles in, her sweet personality shines through. She forms strong bonds with the staff and volunteers who spend time with her, and it's clear she just wants love and companionship.
When Becca was spayed, our veterinary team discovered and removed a large ovarian tumor. The findings strongly suggest cancer, and unfortunately, there is little we can do for her while she's in the shelter. Right now, our priority isn't treatment-it's giving Becca the chance to spend whatever time she has left in a home where she can be loved.
Becca would do best as the only pet, as she has not done well with other dogs in the shelter environment.
She urgently needs a rescue or adopter willing to open their heart to a dog who deserves so much more than a kennel. We don't know how much time Becca has, but we do know she deserves to spend it surrounded by kindness, comfort, and love.