Gracie Mae

Gracie Mae is a 6-year-old, 25 lb. sweetheart who has already lived quite a life and is ready for her happy ever after with a family. <br/><br/>Before coming to us, she was kept outdoors in poor conditions and suffered severe neglect. She arrived underweight, covered in fleas, and clearly had been through a lot. But with time, love, and care, Gracie has blossomed into a resilient, affectionate dog who is ready to find a family of her own.<br/><br/>Gracie has a deformed front leg from an old injury, but it doesn’t slow her down—she runs and plays just like any other dog. She is spayed, kennel trained, potty trained, and rides well in the car.<br/><br/>A few things to know about Gracie:<br/><br/>Personality: Sweet, affectionate, and eager for attention. She bonds deeply with her people and thrives on love.<br/><br/>With Dogs: Gets along with other dogs, though she can be protective over toys. Playtime with toys is best kept separate from other dogs.<br/><br/>With Cats: Not recommended for homes with cats.<br/><br/>With Kids/People: Does well with children. She tends to prefer women but will warm up to calm, patient men. Loud voices or yelling can scare her.<br/><br/>Training: Potty trained and kennel trained. Eats from an elevated feeder and uses a slow-feed bowl. Likely not leash trained yet.<br/><br/>Play & Energy: Loves toys, especially squeakers, and enjoys carrying them around before playfully destroying them. She has a moderate energy level—she enjoys running and playing but also settles down nicely for cuddles and attention.<br/><br/>Gracie’s past was not kind to her, but she hasn’t let it define her. She is loving, resilient, and ready to start the next chapter of her life with a family who will give her the patience, kindness, and stability she deserves.<br/><br/>To meet her submit an application here - www.muttmisfits.org/adoption-application or send inquiries to our adoptions team at muttmisfitsadoptions@gmail.com<br/><br/>Gracie is spayed, up to date on vaccinations, and microchipped. Her adoption fee is $150.

Gracie Mae is a 6-year-old, 25 lb. sweetheart who has already lived quite a life and is ready for her happy ever after with a family.

Before coming to us, she was kept outdoors in poor conditions and suffered severe neglect. She arrived underweight, covered in fleas, and clearly had been through a lot. But with time, love, and care, Gracie has blossomed into a resilient, affectionate dog who is ready to find a family of her own.

Gracie has a deformed front leg from an old injury, but it doesn’t slow her down—she runs and plays just like any other dog. She is spayed, kennel trained, potty trained, and rides well in the car.

A few things to know about Gracie:

Personality: Sweet, affectionate, and eager for attention. She bonds deeply with her people and thrives on love.

With Dogs: Gets along with other dogs, though she can be protective over toys. Playtime with toys is best kept separate from other dogs.

With Cats: Not recommended for homes with cats.

With Kids/Pe

Gracie Mae is a 6-year-old, 25 lb. sweetheart who has already lived quite a life and is ready for her happy ever after with a family.

Before coming to us, she was kept outdoors in poor conditions and suffered severe neglect. She arrived underweight, covered in fleas, and clearly had been through a lot. But with time, love, and care, Gracie has blossomed into a resilient, affectionate dog who is ready to find a family of her own.

Gracie has a deformed front leg from an old injury, but it doesn’t slow her down—she runs and plays just like any other dog. She is spayed, kennel trained, potty trained, and rides well in the car.

A few things to know about Gracie:

Personality: Sweet, affectionate, and eager for attention. She bonds deeply with her people and thrives on love.

With Dogs: Gets along with other dogs, though she can be protective over toys. Playtime with toys is best kept separate from other dogs.

With Cats: Not recommended for homes with cats.

With Kids/People: Does well with children. She tends to prefer women but will warm up to calm, patient men. Loud voices or yelling can scare her.

Training: Potty trained and kennel trained. Eats from an elevated feeder and uses a slow-feed bowl. Likely not leash trained yet.

Play & Energy: Loves toys, especially squeakers, and enjoys carrying them around before playfully destroying them. She