BONNIE

BONNIE Kennel Card: 12042024V-D2<br/><br/>Bonnie is the kind of girl who should be someone’s whole world… not growing older in a kennel.<br/><br/>This 3-year-old, 70-pound German Shepherd has been waiting at the Delano Animal Shelter since December 4, 2024, after being found as a stray. Day after day, she watches people pass her by—never realizing just how special she is.<br/><br/>Bonnie has the sweetest, most lovable personality. She’s a total “girl’s girl”—soft, affectionate, a little goofy, and full of charm. The kind of dog who will make you laugh with her ditsy moments, then melt your heart by leaning in close just to be near you.<br/><br/>She doesn’t have a mean bone in her body.<br/><br/>Bonnie has been tested with multiple dogs and did amazing—playful, friendly, and completely social. She absolutely lights up around other dogs and would thrive in a home with a playful companion or an active family who can give her the life she’s been missing. She’s the kind of dog who should be going on park days, adventures, and coming home to love—not sitting behind kennel bars.<br/><br/>And yet… that’s where she’s been.<br/><br/>Waiting.<br/><br/>Bonnie is spayed, microchipped, has received her rabies vaccine and DAPP vaccine.<br/><br/>She’s ready to go home today—but she needs someone to see her, to choose her, to give her the life she deserves.<br/><br/>Because behind that happy, sparkly personality is a dog who’s been waiting far too long to be loved.<br/><br/>Please don’t let Bonnie spend another day wondering when it will finally be her turn. 💛<br/><br/>At the time it is unknown if she is house/crate trained. Dogs are NOT tested with children and cats; her behavior towards children and cats is unknown. She is available for adoption/rescue as of 9/05/25. If you are interested in adopting her, please contact the Delano Animal Shelter or inquire below on Petfinder for more information. If this is your dog, contact the shelter as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please call 661-720-2244 or e-mail us at acontrol@cityofdelano.org

BONNIE Kennel Card: 12042024V-D2

Bonnie is the kind of girl who should be someone’s whole world… not growing older in a kennel.

This 3-year-old, 70-pound German Shepherd has been waiting at the Delano Animal Shelter since December 4, 2024, after being found as a stray. Day after day, she watches people pass her by—never realizing just how special she is.

Bonnie has the sweetest, most lovable personality. She’s a total “girl’s girl”—soft, affectionate, a little goofy, and full of charm. The kind of dog who will make you laugh with her ditsy moments, then melt your heart by leaning in close just to be near you.

She doesn’t have a mean bone in her body.

Bonnie has been tested with multiple dogs and did amazing—playful, friendly, and completely social. She absolutely lights up around other dogs and would thrive in a home with a playful companion or an active family who can give her the life she’s been missing. She’s the kind of dog who should be going on park days, adventures, and com

BONNIE Kennel Card: 12042024V-D2

Bonnie is the kind of girl who should be someone’s whole world… not growing older in a kennel.

This 3-year-old, 70-pound German Shepherd has been waiting at the Delano Animal Shelter since December 4, 2024, after being found as a stray. Day after day, she watches people pass her by—never realizing just how special she is.

Bonnie has the sweetest, most lovable personality. She’s a total “girl’s girl”—soft, affectionate, a little goofy, and full of charm. The kind of dog who will make you laugh with her ditsy moments, then melt your heart by leaning in close just to be near you.

She doesn’t have a mean bone in her body.

Bonnie has been tested with multiple dogs and did amazing—playful, friendly, and completely social. She absolutely lights up around other dogs and would thrive in a home with a playful companion or an active family who can give her the life she’s been missing. She’s the kind of dog who should be going on park days, adventures, and coming home to love—not sitting behind kennel bars.

And yet… that’s where she’s been.

Waiting.

Bonnie is spayed, microchipped, has received her rabies vaccine and DAPP vaccine.

She’s ready to go home today—but she needs someone to see her, to choose her, to give her the life she deserves.

Because behind that happy, sparkly personality is a dog who’s been w