Bunny

Introducing Bunny! Bunny is a Bichon-Poodle mix who is estimated to be 6 years old and is a puppymill rescue. <br/>Bunny arrived very overwhelmed with being out of the puppymill and with all of the new people, sounds, places. She has come a long way in opening up and showing off her personality, but she is still a little withdrawn and nervous of new people and situations. Bunny is going to need someone very special to open their heart and home to her. She is going to need the space to decompress and explore on her own without being pushed too quickly. She needs someone able to move slowly around her, she will allow herself to be held and pet some but you have to go slowly with her. <br/>Bunny does know how to walk on a leash, but she can be very stubborn at times and plop down refusing to move. She will need some help to gain confidence on a leash. When she does get going she seems to enjoy walking! <br/>Bunny also does well with other small dogs and they help bring her personality out. <br/>Patience is key with a rescue like Bunny. Time, love & patience will bring this sweet girl out of her shell and help her to become the best dog she can be! <br/><br/>Interested in adopting? Please review our Adoption Procedures:<br/><br/>Adoption/Visiting Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, Noon-4pm<br/>You may visit our cats, kittens, dogs and puppies over the age of 4 months old during adoption hours prior to completing an adoption application. You must fill out an adoption application and be approved before visiting with puppies aged 4 months old and younger.<br/><br/>Applying for Adoption:<br/><br/>Fill out an adoption application in person at the shelter during adoption hours. We do not offer adoption applications online. If you live at a distance (1-1/2+ hour away), you can call us at 724-539-2544 to complete an adoption application by phone. Calls are returned within 48 hours.<br/><br/>Bring the following pertinent documents with you:<br/><br/>Pet Owners: Vet records of all your current pets.<br/><br/>Homeowners: Proof of home ownership – a property tax or mortgage document. Utility bills are not accepted.<br/><br/>Renters: Landlord’s phone number and copy of your lease. We must speak to your landlord to be considered for adoption.<br/><br/>Valid ID: You must be 21 years or older.<br/><br/>Dog Owners:<br/><br/>If you currently have dogs at your home, we require a meet and greet with the shelter dog you are interested in. You must have an approved adoption application before the meet and greet.<br/><br/>The adoption will be finalized after all required information is confirmed and your adoption application is approved.<br/><br/>We cannot guarantee the availability of the pet you are interested in and do not hold on any animals.<br/><br/>Read more at: www.afashelter.org/adoption-procedures

Introducing Bunny! Bunny is a Bichon-Poodle mix who is estimated to be 6 years old and is a puppymill rescue.
Bunny arrived very overwhelmed with being out of the puppymill and with all of the new people, sounds, places. She has come a long way in opening up and showing off her personality, but she is still a little withdrawn and nervous of new people and situations. Bunny is going to need someone very special to open their heart and home to her. She is going to need the space to decompress and explore on her own without being pushed too quickly. She needs someone able to move slowly around her, she will allow herself to be held and pet some but you have to go slowly with her.
Bunny does know how to walk on a leash, but she can be very stubborn at times and plop down refusing to move. She will need some help to gain confidence on a leash. When she does get going she seems to enjoy walking!
Bunny also does well with other small dogs and they help bring her personality out.
Patience is key with a rescue lik

Introducing Bunny! Bunny is a Bichon-Poodle mix who is estimated to be 6 years old and is a puppymill rescue.
Bunny arrived very overwhelmed with being out of the puppymill and with all of the new people, sounds, places. She has come a long way in opening up and showing off her personality, but she is still a little withdrawn and nervous of new people and situations. Bunny is going to need someone very special to open their heart and home to her. She is going to need the space to decompress and explore on her own without being pushed too quickly. She needs someone able to move slowly around her, she will allow herself to be held and pet some but you have to go slowly with her.
Bunny does know how to walk on a leash, but she can be very stubborn at times and plop down refusing to move. She will need some help to gain confidence on a leash. When she does get going she seems to enjoy walking!
Bunny also does well with other small dogs and they help bring her personality out.
Patience is key with a rescue like Bunny. Time, love & patience will bring this sweet girl out of her shell and help her to become the best dog she can be!

Interested in adopting? Please review our Adoption Procedures:

Adoption/Visiting Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, Noon-4pm
You may visit our cats, kittens, dogs and puppies over the age of 4 months old during adoption hours prior to completing an adoption applic