Cheyenne

CHEYENNE HAS NEVER MET A STRANGER <br/>If Cheyenne could choose her own adoption photos, we're pretty sure she'd pick these. They tell you a lot about this sweet girl.<br/>Cheyenne met our new volunteer, Cali, and wasted absolutely no time making her feel welcome. A few pets quickly turned into cuddles, and then Cheyenne sealed the friendship with a very sweet kiss. Apparently personal space is negotiable when you're this affectionate. <br/>Cheyenne is a 2–6-year-old, 67-pound girl who lived with other dogs before coming to Animal Services. She's also leash trained, which makes getting out for walks together that much more enjoyable.<br/>But what stood out most today was simply how gentle and loving she is. She soaked up the attention, stayed close to her new friend, and looked pretty pleased with herself about the whole arrangement. And that big smile in the photos? That's Cheyenne.<br/>She's ready to trade shelter visits with volunteers for something even better: a person of her own to greet with kisses every day.<br/>CHEYENNE — ID# 61642047

CHEYENNE HAS NEVER MET A STRANGER
If Cheyenne could choose her own adoption photos, we're pretty sure she'd pick these. They tell you a lot about this sweet girl.
Cheyenne met our new volunteer, Cali, and wasted absolutely no time making her feel welcome. A few pets quickly turned into cuddles, and then Cheyenne sealed the friendship with a very sweet kiss. Apparently personal space is negotiable when you're this affectionate.
Cheyenne is a 2–6-year-old, 67-pound girl who lived with other dogs before coming to Animal Services. She's also leash trained, which makes getting out for walks together that much more enjoyable.
But what stood out most today was simply how gentle and loving she is. She soaked up the attention, stayed close to her new friend, and looked pretty pleased with herself about the whole arrangement. And that big smile in the photos? That's Cheyenne.
She's ready to trade shelter visits with volunteers for something even better: a person of her own to greet with kisses every day.
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CHEYENNE HAS NEVER MET A STRANGER
If Cheyenne could choose her own adoption photos, we're pretty sure she'd pick these. They tell you a lot about this sweet girl.
Cheyenne met our new volunteer, Cali, and wasted absolutely no time making her feel welcome. A few pets quickly turned into cuddles, and then Cheyenne sealed the friendship with a very sweet kiss. Apparently personal space is negotiable when you're this affectionate.
Cheyenne is a 2–6-year-old, 67-pound girl who lived with other dogs before coming to Animal Services. She's also leash trained, which makes getting out for walks together that much more enjoyable.
But what stood out most today was simply how gentle and loving she is. She soaked up the attention, stayed close to her new friend, and looked pretty pleased with herself about the whole arrangement. And that big smile in the photos? That's Cheyenne.
She's ready to trade shelter visits with volunteers for something even better: a person of her own to greet with kisses every day.
CHEYENNE — ID# 61642047