Cheyanne

Adoption fee: $750<br/>Meet Cheyanne!<br/>Cheyanne is a 10–12 month old, 9.4 lb Brussels-Cairn Terrier mix who came to us from the shelter and has been winning hearts ever since. She’s a bright, energetic young dog with a big personality packed into a small body— and she’s always ready for her next adventure or cuddle session.<br/><br/>Cheyanne starts her mornings calmly in her crate, waiting patiently while her person gets ready. Once the day officially begins, she’s all about a good long walk. She takes her time, likes to check everything out, and prefers a relaxed pace that lets her fully get the job done before heading back home. After her walk, she happily eats breakfast and then settles in while her foster goes about the morning routine. If her person heads out, Cheyanne gets a quick potty walk beforehand and relaxes in her crate with some soothing background noise until they return—followed, of course, by another nice long walk to decompress.<br/><br/>Throughout the day, Cheyanne is a great mix of independent and interactive. She can entertain herself, happily play with her person, or curl up on the bed for a rest. She’s observant and thoughtful, always watching what’s going on around her and learning household routines quickly. Dinner time usually falls sometime between mid-to-late afternoon, and evenings are for winding down. Cheyanne loves to fall asleep on the bed near her person before being transferred to her covered crate, where she sleeps comfortably through the night.<br/><br/>Personality-wise, Cheyanne is a total velcro dog. From day one— even when she arrived not feeling her best— she bonded quickly and deeply. She follows her person from room to room and wants to be involved in whatever is happening. Once she understands the plan, though, she’s able to settle nicely on a cushion, couch, or bed. She’s playful and energetic, and if it were up to her, she’d happily go on walk after walk all day long (so she's perfect for anyone trying to get their step count up!). At the same time, she has a sweet, intuitive side and will stay close and calm when her person needs rest.<br/><br/>Cheyanne absolutely adores other dogs and wants very much to be part of a pack. She has spent time with dogs of different sizes and thrives when she has canine companionship, even preferring potty breaks with another dog alongside her. She’s still learning boundaries and can be a bit enthusiastic in other dogs’ personal space, but she responds well to reassurance and guidance. She can be protective of her person, especially once bonded, but she learns quickly that it’s okay to share affection.<br/><br/>Cats are a bit more nuanced. Cheyanne has shown she can coexist with a cat, but she can be protective if she feels her person is threatened. With a calm, friendly cat and proper introductions, she may do just fine.<br/><br/>On leash, Cheyanne is enthusiastic and excited. She does pull and is very interested in other dogs and small critters, and she takes her terrier instincts seriously—especially when it comes to investigating gopher holes.<br/><br/>Cheyanne is mostly house trained and does well holding her potty when crated. Her signals to go outside can be subtle, so learning her cues is important. She is crate trained for nighttime and when her person leaves the house and settles best when the crate is covered and the routine is consistent. She’s smart and adapts quickly once she understands expectations.<br/><br/>One thing to know about Cheyanne: she is extremely affectionate. She gives enthusiastic kisses— morning, night, and every reunion in between— and somehow always manages to aim right for your face. She’s expressive, communicative, and has mastered “the look” that she'll give you before deciding whether she agrees with your request.<br/><br/>Cheyanne would thrive in a home that enjoys an active, engaged dog— one who loves walks, playtime, and being part of everyday life. A doggy buddy would be a bonus! What truly sets Cheyanne apart is how observant, loyal, and how eager she is to belong. She’s smart, checks in naturally with her person, and genuinely wants to make her humans smile.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a spirited little companion with a big heart, a sharp mind, and endless kisses, Cheyanne might just be your perfect match.

Adoption fee: $750
Meet Cheyanne!
Cheyanne is a 10–12 month old, 9.4 lb Brussels-Cairn Terrier mix who came to us from the shelter and has been winning hearts ever since. She’s a bright, energetic young dog with a big personality packed into a small body— and she’s always ready for her next adventure or cuddle session.

Cheyanne starts her mornings calmly in her crate, waiting patiently while her person gets ready. Once the day officially begins, she’s all about a good long walk. She takes her time, likes to check everything out, and prefers a relaxed pace that lets her fully get the job done before heading back home. After her walk, she happily eats breakfast and then settles in while her foster goes about the morning routine. If her person heads out, Cheyanne gets a quick potty walk beforehand and relaxes in her crate with some soothing background noise until they return—followed, of course, by another nice long walk to decompress.

Throughout the day, Cheyanne is a great mix of independent and inte

Adoption fee: $750
Meet Cheyanne!
Cheyanne is a 10–12 month old, 9.4 lb Brussels-Cairn Terrier mix who came to us from the shelter and has been winning hearts ever since. She’s a bright, energetic young dog with a big personality packed into a small body— and she’s always ready for her next adventure or cuddle session.

Cheyanne starts her mornings calmly in her crate, waiting patiently while her person gets ready. Once the day officially begins, she’s all about a good long walk. She takes her time, likes to check everything out, and prefers a relaxed pace that lets her fully get the job done before heading back home. After her walk, she happily eats breakfast and then settles in while her foster goes about the morning routine. If her person heads out, Cheyanne gets a quick potty walk beforehand and relaxes in her crate with some soothing background noise until they return—followed, of course, by another nice long walk to decompress.

Throughout the day, Cheyanne is a great mix of independent and interactive. She can entertain herself, happily play with her person, or curl up on the bed for a rest. She’s observant and thoughtful, always watching what’s going on around her and learning household routines quickly. Dinner time usually falls sometime between mid-to-late afternoon, and evenings are for winding down. Cheyanne loves to fall asleep on the bed near her person before being transferred t