Ellie Mae “Snidely”

Hey there, I may not be the newest kid with Paws4Christ Animal Rescue but between you and me; I am the most adorable.<br/><br/>My name is Ellie Mae “Snidey”, and yes, my face is a little lopsided. I prefer to think of it as "stylish." Think of me as the canine equivalent of a Picasso painting—perfectly imperfect and full of personality. My wry grin isn't a smirk; it's a promise. A promise that we'll have a lifetime of goofy adventures, and I'll be there to judge all your snacks. If you need a partner in crime with an excellent (if slightly off-kilter) sense of humor, let's talk because I see you've paused to look at my picture. Let's not beat around the bush—you noticed my face, didn't you? My foster dad calls me “Snidely” because I always look suspiciouslyup to something but I know what's really happening. My face is perpetually frozen in a state of amused skepticism, as if I've just been told a questionable joke and I'm waiting for the punchline.<br/><br/>Just incase you missed my intake post?<br/><br/>Let me tell you a little of my story. I wasn’t born looking like this. I have a backstory involving a run-in with a human—one who doesn’t deserve to have such a cute and cuddly gal like me! I sure hope my momma and siblings made it out of there too and have found a loving family. <br/><br/>Something else you should know about my wry face is, I don't get away with anything. My foster parents can read every thought on my face. "Did you get in the treat jar?" they'll ask. I'll give them the old wry look, and they'll know instantly. So, if you're looking for an honest puppy, you've found her. But my face is only the beginning. My internal monologue is even better. I spend my days considering the big questions: Is the mail carrier a friend or foe? (The jury is still out). Why does the cat get to sleep on the bed, but I have to wait for an invitation? (The injustice!). What's the best way to get a belly rub? (I've mastered the upside-down puppy-dog-eyes maneuver).<br/><br/>I'm a pup of discerning tastes. I enjoy long naps, chasing anything that squeaks, and giving joyful kisses. At just six months old I’ve mastered potty training! I love having other fur-siblings to play with too…So, If you're a fan of excitement and looking for another doggo we'll be a great team. And, if you're looking for a doggie who will keep you on your toes but also can be a couch potato 90% of the day; well I may be just who you’re looking for! <br/><br/>Don’t forget to fill out the adoption application so Paws4Christ can contact you. I'm ready to be your co-pilot in this wacky thing called life. I promise you won’t regret it because my manners are excellent, my heart is full of love and I can’t wait to have my own furever family ???

Hey there, I may not be the newest kid with Paws4Christ Animal Rescue but between you and me; I am the most adorable.

My name is Ellie Mae “Snidey”, and yes, my face is a little lopsided. I prefer to think of it as "stylish." Think of me as the canine equivalent of a Picasso painting—perfectly imperfect and full of personality. My wry grin isn't a smirk; it's a promise. A promise that we'll have a lifetime of goofy adventures, and I'll be there to judge all your snacks. If you need a partner in crime with an excellent (if slightly off-kilter) sense of humor, let's talk because I see you've paused to look at my picture. Let's not beat around the bush—you noticed my face, didn't you? My foster dad calls me “Snidely” because I always look suspiciouslyup to something but I know what's really happening. My face is perpetually frozen in a state of amused skepticism, as if I've just been told a questionable joke and I'm waiting for the punchline.

Just incase you missed my intake post?

Let me tell you a li

Hey there, I may not be the newest kid with Paws4Christ Animal Rescue but between you and me; I am the most adorable.

My name is Ellie Mae “Snidey”, and yes, my face is a little lopsided. I prefer to think of it as "stylish." Think of me as the canine equivalent of a Picasso painting—perfectly imperfect and full of personality. My wry grin isn't a smirk; it's a promise. A promise that we'll have a lifetime of goofy adventures, and I'll be there to judge all your snacks. If you need a partner in crime with an excellent (if slightly off-kilter) sense of humor, let's talk because I see you've paused to look at my picture. Let's not beat around the bush—you noticed my face, didn't you? My foster dad calls me “Snidely” because I always look suspiciouslyup to something but I know what's really happening. My face is perpetually frozen in a state of amused skepticism, as if I've just been told a questionable joke and I'm waiting for the punchline.

Just incase you missed my intake post?

Let me tell you a little of my story. I wasn’t born looking like this. I have a backstory involving a run-in with a human—one who doesn’t deserve to have such a cute and cuddly gal like me! I sure hope my momma and siblings made it out of there too and have found a loving family.

Something else you should know about my wry face is, I don't get away with anything. My foster parents can read every thought on