Darla

Darla is about 4–5 months old and the total package. This adorable mixed-breed girl (likely husky, shepherd, and a whole lotta mutt) will probably grow into a 40–60 lb dog, and she already has the personality to match.<br/>She absolutely loves playing with her foster siblings and would thrive in a home with a doggy friend (or two). She’s great with all ages and has been an all-around good girl in the house. Best of all, she seems to have already graduated from the “baby shark” puppy phase — meaning minimal mischief and lots of good choices.<br/>Darla does great whether she’s hanging out in a pen or free roaming, and she’s fully potty trained using a dog door. Truly, she’s the kind of puppy who makes fostering easy.<br/>Her story makes her even more special. Darla was living on the streets when she was hit by a car and suffered a broken pelvis. Thanks to the rescue stepping in and getting her the care she needed, and because she’s so young, she has healed beautifully and has no lasting complications.<br/>Now she’s healthy, happy, and ready for a forever home where she can keep doing what she does best: playing, loving life, and being a very good girl.<br/>If you’re looking for a fun, resilient, and genuinely wonderful puppy, Darla might just be your girl. Her adoption fee is $300 and she is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. To meet her text 602-908-6215.

Darla is about 4–5 months old and the total package. This adorable mixed-breed girl (likely husky, shepherd, and a whole lotta mutt) will probably grow into a 40–60 lb dog, and she already has the personality to match.
She absolutely loves playing with her foster siblings and would thrive in a home with a doggy friend (or two). She’s great with all ages and has been an all-around good girl in the house. Best of all, she seems to have already graduated from the “baby shark” puppy phase — meaning minimal mischief and lots of good choices.
Darla does great whether she’s hanging out in a pen or free roaming, and she’s fully potty trained using a dog door. Truly, she’s the kind of puppy who makes fostering easy.
Her story makes her even more special. Darla was living on the streets when she was hit by a car and suffered a broken pelvis. Thanks to the rescue stepping in and getting her the care she needed, and because she’s so young, she has healed beautifully and has no lasting complications.
Now she’s healthy, ha

Darla is about 4–5 months old and the total package. This adorable mixed-breed girl (likely husky, shepherd, and a whole lotta mutt) will probably grow into a 40–60 lb dog, and she already has the personality to match.
She absolutely loves playing with her foster siblings and would thrive in a home with a doggy friend (or two). She’s great with all ages and has been an all-around good girl in the house. Best of all, she seems to have already graduated from the “baby shark” puppy phase — meaning minimal mischief and lots of good choices.
Darla does great whether she’s hanging out in a pen or free roaming, and she’s fully potty trained using a dog door. Truly, she’s the kind of puppy who makes fostering easy.
Her story makes her even more special. Darla was living on the streets when she was hit by a car and suffered a broken pelvis. Thanks to the rescue stepping in and getting her the care she needed, and because she’s so young, she has healed beautifully and has no lasting complications.
Now she’s healthy, happy, and ready for a forever home where she can keep doing what she does best: playing, loving life, and being a very good girl.
If you’re looking for a fun, resilient, and genuinely wonderful puppy, Darla might just be your girl. Her adoption fee is $300 and she is spayed, vaccinated and microchipped. To meet her text 602-908-6215.