Boochie TX

Meet Boochie (aka Booch, aka Kombucha if you’re fancy). Boochie was adopted out in 2021 and, through absolutely no fault of her own, recently found herself back with us. Huge shout-out to her previous adopters for doing the right thing and honoring the contract — once a NorthStar dog, always a NorthStar dog.<br/><br/>Now Boochie is ready for a fresh start and her next forever home. She’s older, wiser, and... let’s say, a bit fluffier than she was back in 2021. But don’t judge — she’s on her weight-control food, taking daily walks, and already seeing progress. New year, new Booch! Maybe she’ll even be your accountability buddy in the “healthy habits” department (you know, if you’re into that sort of thing).<br/><br/>Boochie is around 7 years old, housebroken, crate trained, and gets along great with her foster brother (a proud NSPR alum himself). She weighs in at about 66 pounds — down from 69 just three weeks ago — so yes, she really is putting in the work!<br/><br/>Boochie snoozes through the night in her crate like a total pro and will even hang out in there during the day with the door open. She’s also an excellent work-from-home co-worker and will quietly supervise from her spot by your desk.<br/><br/>With other dogs, Boochie is friendly but still learning her manners — she tends to be a little extra with toys and snacks (with dogs, not humans), and her play style is very “in your face, let’s be best friends RIGHT NOW.” A chill, tolerant dog who can help teach her the ropes would be ideal.<br/><br/>Her favorite hobby? FETCH. Capital letters absolutely necessary. For her size, she’s surprisingly active, agile, and downright enthusiastic about chasing down a tennis ball. Leash walking? Well... it’s a bit chaotic, but she’s working on that too.<br/><br/>If Boochie’s mix of sweetness, sass, and self-improvement vibes is speaking to you, fill out an application and don’t forget to mention Boochie TX!<br/><br/>NOTE: We have included picture of Boochie from 2021 when she was younger and, um, thinner :) 1/19/26 9:05 PM

Meet Boochie (aka Booch, aka Kombucha if you’re fancy). Boochie was adopted out in 2021 and, through absolutely no fault of her own, recently found herself back with us. Huge shout-out to her previous adopters for doing the right thing and honoring the contract — once a NorthStar dog, always a NorthStar dog.

Now Boochie is ready for a fresh start and her next forever home. She’s older, wiser, and... let’s say, a bit fluffier than she was back in 2021. But don’t judge — she’s on her weight-control food, taking daily walks, and already seeing progress. New year, new Booch! Maybe she’ll even be your accountability buddy in the “healthy habits” department (you know, if you’re into that sort of thing).

Boochie is around 7 years old, housebroken, crate trained, and gets along great with her foster brother (a proud NSPR alum himself). She weighs in at about 66 pounds — down from 69 just three weeks ago — so yes, she really is putting in the work!

Boochie snoozes through the night in her crate like a total

Meet Boochie (aka Booch, aka Kombucha if you’re fancy). Boochie was adopted out in 2021 and, through absolutely no fault of her own, recently found herself back with us. Huge shout-out to her previous adopters for doing the right thing and honoring the contract — once a NorthStar dog, always a NorthStar dog.

Now Boochie is ready for a fresh start and her next forever home. She’s older, wiser, and... let’s say, a bit fluffier than she was back in 2021. But don’t judge — she’s on her weight-control food, taking daily walks, and already seeing progress. New year, new Booch! Maybe she’ll even be your accountability buddy in the “healthy habits” department (you know, if you’re into that sort of thing).

Boochie is around 7 years old, housebroken, crate trained, and gets along great with her foster brother (a proud NSPR alum himself). She weighs in at about 66 pounds — down from 69 just three weeks ago — so yes, she really is putting in the work!

Boochie snoozes through the night in her crate like a total pro and will even hang out in there during the day with the door open. She’s also an excellent work-from-home co-worker and will quietly supervise from her spot by your desk.

With other dogs, Boochie is friendly but still learning her manners — she tends to be a little extra with toys and snacks (with dogs, not humans), and her play style is very “in your face, let’s be best friends RIGH