Coco

Meet Coco — a 36-pound shepherd mix who is still just a year old and learning that the world can be a safe and loving place. Coco is shy at first and can be startled by fast movements, new places, and unfamiliar things, but she warms up quickly once she feels comfortable and secure.<br/><br/>Despite her timid side, Coco is incredibly sweet and loves pets, attention, and spending time with her people. She walks nicely on a leash, may already be potty trained, and enjoys calm companionship and gentle affection.<br/><br/>Because she can become overwhelmed easily, Coco would thrive in a quieter home without other animals or young children, where she can continue to build confidence at her own pace. With patience, reassurance, and love, this young girl is sure to blossom into a loyal and devoted best friend.<br/><br/>The Village Animal Welfare at (405) 751-4933.<br/>The shelter is located at 1701 NW 115th Street, Oklahoma City, OK.

Meet Coco — a 36-pound shepherd mix who is still just a year old and learning that the world can be a safe and loving place. Coco is shy at first and can be startled by fast movements, new places, and unfamiliar things, but she warms up quickly once she feels comfortable and secure.

Despite her timid side, Coco is incredibly sweet and loves pets, attention, and spending time with her people. She walks nicely on a leash, may already be potty trained, and enjoys calm companionship and gentle affection.

Because she can become overwhelmed easily, Coco would thrive in a quieter home without other animals or young children, where she can continue to build confidence at her own pace. With patience, reassurance, and love, this young girl is sure to blossom into a loyal and devoted best friend.

The Village Animal Welfare at (405) 751-4933.
The shelter is located at 1701 NW 115th Street, Oklahoma City, OK.

Meet Coco — a 36-pound shepherd mix who is still just a year old and learning that the world can be a safe and loving place. Coco is shy at first and can be startled by fast movements, new places, and unfamiliar things, but she warms up quickly once she feels comfortable and secure.

Despite her timid side, Coco is incredibly sweet and loves pets, attention, and spending time with her people. She walks nicely on a leash, may already be potty trained, and enjoys calm companionship and gentle affection.

Because she can become overwhelmed easily, Coco would thrive in a quieter home without other animals or young children, where she can continue to build confidence at her own pace. With patience, reassurance, and love, this young girl is sure to blossom into a loyal and devoted best friend.

The Village Animal Welfare at (405) 751-4933.
The shelter is located at 1701 NW 115th Street, Oklahoma City, OK.