Brynn

When a dog comes in stray alligator rolling at the end of a leash we just can fathom what their previous life was like. This was just how we met Brynn. She was said to be found running stray down on Stanton Ave by Service Food back in Dec 2024, but we are not sure if we were told the truth. We quickly learned that Brynn was literally scared of everything. She was scared to walk on our slippery floors, scared of a leash being used on her, and scared of the doorways and the doors closing behind her. She was never aggressive and sought solace in a just a couple staff who she knew were there to care for her. Slowly after a couple weeks she started to eat regularly, she would walk on the leash outside to go potty, she would seek out attention from staff who were not the ones feeding her. Brynn was still pretty timid of new people for a couple of months but we are happy to report that now she frequently goes out with volunteers for walks, she has not missed a meal (she loves snacks), and she is ready to meet new people anytime someone asks to see her. Unfortunately she hasn't found her family yet but we are hopeful someone will chose her soon. <br/>Brynn is a medium 45 pound mix of the sweetest kind. She is kennel trained, seems ok with cats, and has not had an reactivity towards other dogs but we would require a meet and greet. She does still have the tendency to get a bit spooked so she will need to be secured to the property and not allowed to free roam. If you are interested in Brynn our application can be found on our website. www.humanesocietyotc.org

When a dog comes in stray alligator rolling at the end of a leash we just can fathom what their previous life was like. This was just how we met Brynn. She was said to be found running stray down on Stanton Ave by Service Food back in Dec 2024, but we are not sure if we were told the truth. We quickly learned that Brynn was literally scared of everything. She was scared to walk on our slippery floors, scared of a leash being used on her, and scared of the doorways and the doors closing behind her. She was never aggressive and sought solace in a just a couple staff who she knew were there to care for her. Slowly after a couple weeks she started to eat regularly, she would walk on the leash outside to go potty, she would seek out attention from staff who were not the ones feeding her. Brynn was still pretty timid of new people for a couple of months but we are happy to report that now she frequently goes out with volunteers for walks, she has not missed a meal (she loves snacks), and she is ready to meet new people anytime so

When a dog comes in stray alligator rolling at the end of a leash we just can fathom what their previous life was like. This was just how we met Brynn. She was said to be found running stray down on Stanton Ave by Service Food back in Dec 2024, but we are not sure if we were told the truth. We quickly learned that Brynn was literally scared of everything. She was scared to walk on our slippery floors, scared of a leash being used on her, and scared of the doorways and the doors closing behind her. She was never aggressive and sought solace in a just a couple staff who she knew were there to care for her. Slowly after a couple weeks she started to eat regularly, she would walk on the leash outside to go potty, she would seek out attention from staff who were not the ones feeding her. Brynn was still pretty timid of new people for a couple of months but we are happy to report that now she frequently goes out with volunteers for walks, she has not missed a meal (she loves snacks), and she is ready to meet new people anytime someone asks to see her. Unfortunately she hasn't found her family yet but we are hopeful someone will chose her soon.
Brynn is a medium 45 pound mix of the sweetest kind. She is kennel trained, seems ok with cats, and has not had an reactivity towards other dogs but we would require a meet and greet. She does still have the tendency to get a bit spooked so she will need to be secured to the pr