Galadriel

Meet Galadriel! <br/><br/>At around 4 years old, Galadriel is truly one of the sweetest girls on four legs. She was found as a stray on a hiking trail and came right up to our Animal Control officers, trusting them completely - a true sign of her gentle and loving nature.<br/><br/>When Galadriel arrived, we noticed a scar around her neck that appears to have come from an embedded collar . Despite what she's been through, she hasn't let it dim her spirit one bit. She warms up quickly to new people, loves attention, and shows nothing but forgiveness and affection.<br/><br/>Galadriel appears to be housebroken, enjoys playing hard once she feels safe, and will likely get along well with other dogs who aren't too overbearing. She's a resilient, loving girl who deserves a soft bed, kind hands, and a forever home filled with love.<br/><br/>Come meet Galadriel at the Humane Education Society in Chattanooga - she's proof that even the toughest past can lead to the brightest future.

Meet Galadriel!

At around 4 years old, Galadriel is truly one of the sweetest girls on four legs. She was found as a stray on a hiking trail and came right up to our Animal Control officers, trusting them completely - a true sign of her gentle and loving nature.

When Galadriel arrived, we noticed a scar around her neck that appears to have come from an embedded collar . Despite what she's been through, she hasn't let it dim her spirit one bit. She warms up quickly to new people, loves attention, and shows nothing but forgiveness and affection.

Galadriel appears to be housebroken, enjoys playing hard once she feels safe, and will likely get along well with other dogs who aren't too overbearing. She's a resilient, loving girl who deserves a soft bed, kind hands, and a forever home filled with love.

Come meet Galadriel at the Humane Education Society in Chattanooga - she's proof that even the toughest past can lead to the brightest future.

Meet Galadriel!

At around 4 years old, Galadriel is truly one of the sweetest girls on four legs. She was found as a stray on a hiking trail and came right up to our Animal Control officers, trusting them completely - a true sign of her gentle and loving nature.

When Galadriel arrived, we noticed a scar around her neck that appears to have come from an embedded collar . Despite what she's been through, she hasn't let it dim her spirit one bit. She warms up quickly to new people, loves attention, and shows nothing but forgiveness and affection.

Galadriel appears to be housebroken, enjoys playing hard once she feels safe, and will likely get along well with other dogs who aren't too overbearing. She's a resilient, loving girl who deserves a soft bed, kind hands, and a forever home filled with love.

Come meet Galadriel at the Humane Education Society in Chattanooga - she's proof that even the toughest past can lead to the brightest future.