Echo

Meet Echo! <br/><br/>Echo is a young, spunky girl with a bright personality, a playful spark and the most precious pointed ears. She came into our care when her guardians had to move and could not bring her along.<br/><br/>Echo is a high-energy pup who gets very excited about the world around her. When meeting new people, she can be a little shy at first and may need a moment to realize everything is safe. Once she warms up, her whole perky personality lights up and suddenly you're meeting the enthusiastic, bouncy, bubbly friend she really is. When it comes to toys, Echo goes all in at play time. She especially loves super tough toys and will happily entertain herself (just don't expect stuffed toys to last very long!). Echo is also very food motivated, which will make continuing her positive training fun and rewarding. She already knows some basic cues like sit and stay and seems eager to keep learning! <br/><br/>Overall, Echo is a bright, energetic, playful dog who will thrive in a home that enjoys staying active. If you're looking for a fun-loving canine companion who brings enthusiasm, clever curiosity, and a lot of spunk to each day, Echo might just be your new best friend.<br/><br/>Dogs: Echo is dog social. Have a dog at home? We're happy to set up a meet-and-greet at HSCC to ensure a good match.<br/>Cats: Echo has experience living with cats. <br/>Children: Echo may thrive in a home with older children, teenagers and adults. <br/><br/>Ready to adopt your new best friend?<br/>Submit an adoption application today! You'll receive an email with all the next steps. At HSCC, dog adoptions are by appointment, and we'll schedule your counseling session promptly to help you find the pawfect canine companion!

Meet Echo!

Echo is a young, spunky girl with a bright personality, a playful spark and the most precious pointed ears. She came into our care when her guardians had to move and could not bring her along.

Echo is a high-energy pup who gets very excited about the world around her. When meeting new people, she can be a little shy at first and may need a moment to realize everything is safe. Once she warms up, her whole perky personality lights up and suddenly you're meeting the enthusiastic, bouncy, bubbly friend she really is. When it comes to toys, Echo goes all in at play time. She especially loves super tough toys and will happily entertain herself (just don't expect stuffed toys to last very long!). Echo is also very food motivated, which will make continuing her positive training fun and rewarding. She already knows some basic cues like sit and stay and seems eager to keep learning!

Overall, Echo is a bright, energetic, playful dog who will thrive in a home that enjoys staying active. If you'r

Meet Echo!

Echo is a young, spunky girl with a bright personality, a playful spark and the most precious pointed ears. She came into our care when her guardians had to move and could not bring her along.

Echo is a high-energy pup who gets very excited about the world around her. When meeting new people, she can be a little shy at first and may need a moment to realize everything is safe. Once she warms up, her whole perky personality lights up and suddenly you're meeting the enthusiastic, bouncy, bubbly friend she really is. When it comes to toys, Echo goes all in at play time. She especially loves super tough toys and will happily entertain herself (just don't expect stuffed toys to last very long!). Echo is also very food motivated, which will make continuing her positive training fun and rewarding. She already knows some basic cues like sit and stay and seems eager to keep learning!

Overall, Echo is a bright, energetic, playful dog who will thrive in a home that enjoys staying active. If you're looking for a fun-loving canine companion who brings enthusiasm, clever curiosity, and a lot of spunk to each day, Echo might just be your new best friend.

Dogs: Echo is dog social. Have a dog at home? We're happy to set up a meet-and-greet at HSCC to ensure a good match.
Cats: Echo has experience living with cats.
Children: Echo may thrive in a home with older children, teenag