Brandy

Brandy is the most confident and curious of the litter. While still very shy, she is the first to approach people and has begun showing interest in human interaction. Brandy was found abandoned on open land with her siblings and had little to no prior human handling, so she will need a patient and understanding adopter who is willing to let her build trust at her own pace.<br/><br/>Brandy has a congenital eye abnormality where one eye is smaller than the other. Our veterinarian believes she can see, but her vision may be somewhat affected.<br/><br/>Brandy loves other dogs and must be adopted into a home with at least one friendly, confident canine companion. A secure yard with a minimum 6-foot fence is required. She may continue to blossom in a quiet home, but adopters should understand that she may always remain somewhat reserved.<br/><br/>Brandy will be spayed, vaccinated for rabies, and microchipped on July 10, 2026.<br/><br/>To schedule an appointment to meet Brandy, please call 928-636-4223, ext. 7.

Brandy is the most confident and curious of the litter. While still very shy, she is the first to approach people and has begun showing interest in human interaction. Brandy was found abandoned on open land with her siblings and had little to no prior human handling, so she will need a patient and understanding adopter who is willing to let her build trust at her own pace.

Brandy has a congenital eye abnormality where one eye is smaller than the other. Our veterinarian believes she can see, but her vision may be somewhat affected.

Brandy loves other dogs and must be adopted into a home with at least one friendly, confident canine companion. A secure yard with a minimum 6-foot fence is required. She may continue to blossom in a quiet home, but adopters should understand that she may always remain somewhat reserved.

Brandy will be spayed, vaccinated for rabies, and microchipped on July 10, 2026.

To schedule an appointment to meet Brandy, please call 928-636-4223, ext. 7.

Brandy is the most confident and curious of the litter. While still very shy, she is the first to approach people and has begun showing interest in human interaction. Brandy was found abandoned on open land with her siblings and had little to no prior human handling, so she will need a patient and understanding adopter who is willing to let her build trust at her own pace.

Brandy has a congenital eye abnormality where one eye is smaller than the other. Our veterinarian believes she can see, but her vision may be somewhat affected.

Brandy loves other dogs and must be adopted into a home with at least one friendly, confident canine companion. A secure yard with a minimum 6-foot fence is required. She may continue to blossom in a quiet home, but adopters should understand that she may always remain somewhat reserved.

Brandy will be spayed, vaccinated for rabies, and microchipped on July 10, 2026.

To schedule an appointment to meet Brandy, please call 928-636-4223, ext. 7.