Iris Rae

IRIS RAE IS STILL WAITING <br/><br/>There’s something about Iris Rae that just breaks your heart a little.<br/><br/>She has the eyes of a dog who is still trying to figure out where she belongs. Like she’s spent her whole life waiting for someone to show her that the world isn’t such a scary place.<br/><br/>Iris was found tied to a tree. We don’t know everything that happened before that moment, but we do know she came to us without really knowing how to be a dog.<br/><br/>She isn’t the dog who is going to walk into your house on day one and act like she’s always lived there. She’s a little lost soul. She needs patience. She needs guidance. She needs someone willing to show her all of the things other dogs seem to already know.<br/><br/>But underneath that uncertainty is the sweetest girl. There isn’t a mean bone in her body. She wants love so badly and she just needs someone to help her understand that she’s finally safe enough to accept it.<br/><br/>Iris Rae is around 2 years old and would do best with teenagers rather than young children (or an adult only home), a fenced yard, and a home with another confident, friendly dog who can help show her the ropes.<br/><br/>She may need more from you in the beginning.<br/><br/>More patience.More reassurance. More time.<br/><br/>But imagine being the person who gets to watch those worried eyes change. The person who teaches her what a couch is for, what it feels like to play without being afraid, and what it means to finally have a family that isn’t going anywhere.<br/><br/>Some dogs just need a home.<br/><br/>Iris Rae needs someone to help her find herself. <br/><br/>If you think you could be the person to help Iris Rae discover the life she deserves, please apply at www.allaboutthepawz.com<br/><br/>Located in Youngstown, Ohio - must be within an hour or so of Youngstown.<br/><br/>*PETFINDER INQUIRES ARE NOT APPLICATIONS. Please go to our website and submit an application if interested. Thank you.*

IRIS RAE IS STILL WAITING

There’s something about Iris Rae that just breaks your heart a little.

She has the eyes of a dog who is still trying to figure out where she belongs. Like she’s spent her whole life waiting for someone to show her that the world isn’t such a scary place.

Iris was found tied to a tree. We don’t know everything that happened before that moment, but we do know she came to us without really knowing how to be a dog.

She isn’t the dog who is going to walk into your house on day one and act like she’s always lived there. She’s a little lost soul. She needs patience. She needs guidance. She needs someone willing to show her all of the things other dogs seem to already know.

But underneath that uncertainty is the sweetest girl. There isn’t a mean bone in her body. She wants love so badly and she just needs someone to help her understand that she’s finally safe enough to accept it.

Iris Rae is around 2 years old and would do best with teenagers rather th

IRIS RAE IS STILL WAITING

There’s something about Iris Rae that just breaks your heart a little.

She has the eyes of a dog who is still trying to figure out where she belongs. Like she’s spent her whole life waiting for someone to show her that the world isn’t such a scary place.

Iris was found tied to a tree. We don’t know everything that happened before that moment, but we do know she came to us without really knowing how to be a dog.

She isn’t the dog who is going to walk into your house on day one and act like she’s always lived there. She’s a little lost soul. She needs patience. She needs guidance. She needs someone willing to show her all of the things other dogs seem to already know.

But underneath that uncertainty is the sweetest girl. There isn’t a mean bone in her body. She wants love so badly and she just needs someone to help her understand that she’s finally safe enough to accept it.

Iris Rae is around 2 years old and would do best with teenagers rather than young children (or an adult only home), a fenced yard, and a home with another confident, friendly dog who can help show her the ropes.

She may need more from you in the beginning.

More patience.More reassurance. More time.

But imagine being the person who gets to watch those worried eyes change. The person who teaches her what a couch is for, what it feels like to pl