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ISIS

Adult
Female
Medium

Mixed Breed

About ISIS

Memphis, TN

Breed

Mixed Breed

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Female

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Black, White / Cream

Behavior

Personality

Heartworm Negative, Foster Commitment

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

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ISIS's Story

On 8/25/25 Isis attended playgroup. She was friendly and social with a gentle/dainty playstyle. She gave good corrections when needed. On 8/25/25 Isis met another dog. She was easy to leash up and walked well going outside. She was somewhat tense with introductions and seems to prefer the company of people to dogs. She loosened up somewhat and seems to have a gentle/dainty playstyle. She gave good corrections when needed. Video uploaded 11/18/25: Last Saturday I was able to spend the day with adorable Isis at an adoption event at Petsmart. Isis was friendly to all people she met, but was especially friendly and gentle with children. She loved belly rubs and enjoyed laying next to me as I petted her. When I first met Isis she was shy and a little scared. Within 5 minutes she gave me a stand up hug. She wasn't shy about jumping into my back seat. She started the drive with her front paws on the console but soon settled into the back seat. When we got to the event her tail wagged and she didn't react when several dogs barked at her. In fact she tried to meet the dogs as her tail wagged. We settled into an open kennel. I sat down and she rolled over and laid next to me. She enjoyed getting a belly rub and laid there as long as I would pet her. She walked well inside the Petsmart store. She pulled slightly on her leash but gave people their space. She met a Great Dane nose to nose with tails wagging. Outside she would stand up in her kennel on the gate and greet all people. She accepted pets from all people and especially enjoyed the attention from kids. Isis sat when I asked her so she already knows how to sit. She only relieved herself outside of her kennel and had no accidents in the store. She may been potty trained. When we walked outside she would walk directly to her kennel when we were done. Isis would take her time to enjoy chew treats that were inside of her kennel. Her favorite was a pig ear. Isis was quiet the whole day until a German Shepherd walked by the kennel. She barked at him. She was calm among all of the other foster dogs. Isis appears that she would enjoy running in a fenced in back yard. She does pull on her leash and searches out smells. She could use more practice with leash walking. Isis has faint white spots in her fur and a patch of white with black spots on her chest. Many people commented how beautiful she is. Isis would love to meet someone who would give her belly rubs and hugs. She also looks ready to run and play with her new family. She can't wait to meet you.

On 8/25/25 Isis attended playgroup. She was friendly and social with a gentle/dainty playstyle. She gave good corrections when needed.

On 8/25/25 Isis met another dog. She was easy to leash up and walked well going outside. She was somewhat tense with introductions and seems to prefer the company of people to dogs.
She loosened up somewhat and seems to have a gentle/dainty playstyle. She gave good corrections when needed. Video uploaded

11/18/25: Last Saturday I was able to spend the day with adorable Isis at an adoption event at Petsmart.
Isis was friendly to all people she met, but was especially friendly and gentle with children. She loved belly rubs and enjoyed laying next to me as I petted her.

When I first met Isis she was shy and a little scared. Within 5 minutes she gave me a stand up hug. She wasn't shy about jumping into my back seat. She started the drive with her front paws on the console but soon settled into the back seat.

When we got to the event her tail wagged

How To Adopt

ISIS was listed as Adoptable by Memphis Animal Services

How can I adopt ISIS?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Memphis Animal Services. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

How can I find out if ISIS is a good fit for me?

Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to Memphis Animal Services for details on the pet.

When can I meet ISIS?

If you've submitted an inquiry, Memphis Animal Services will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for ISIS, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to Memphis Animal Services, and they'll be happy to help!

Memphis Animal Services's Adoption Policy

Thank you for your interest in saving a life by adopting a pet! We bring in 20-40 new pets most days, and we need YOUR help to save them! If you don’t see a pet you’re interested in today, check back tomorrow—our listings are updated constantly! We invite you to browse through our online listings of adoptable pets any time of the day or night or come see us at 2350 Appling City Cove any time during our adoption hours. As of 2/1/22, those hours are daily from 12-4pm, but check www.memphisanimalservices.com before coming to the shelter. How to Adopt Some pets are already available for adoption, and some pets are being held to see if their owner reclaims them. For pets who come in stray, we are legally required to hold them for three days to give a potential owner a chance to reclaim. For pets who have not yet completed their stray hold, you will see a date that they become available for adoption if they’re not reclaimed by their owner. NEW! You can pre-adopt pets who are still on their stray hold. See below for details. PETS WHO ARE NOW AVAILABLE For pets who are available for adoption now, just come to the shelter during adoption hours ASAP to meet them and hopefully adopt! You’ll need your driver’s license as well as the adoption fee in the form of cash or card (we don’t accept checks). PETS WHO ARE NOT YET AVAILABLE For pets who are not yet available for adoption, you can pre-adopt them. Pre-adoptions must be done in person at the shelter and will be canceled if an owner reclaims or anything else occurs preventing the pet from being adopted. Pre-adoption fees are not refundable in the event an adoption isn’t completed, but will remain as a credit on your account toward another adoption. Adoption Fees $10 Barn cats $20 Pets on the urgent list $40 Adult dogs (over 5 months) over 30 lbs Adult cats (over 5 months) $80 Small dogs 30 lbs & under Puppies under 5 months Kittens under 5 months Dog adoption ($20-80) includes: • Spay/neuter • Microchip • Vaccinations for rabies (if old enough), distemper, parvo, and bordetella • Deworming treatment for hookworms and roundworms • Heartworm test (if old enough) • Heartworm treatment medications (if heartworm-positive and deemed a good candidate by vet) • Collar • Leash • Customized ID tag Cat adoption ($20-80) includes: • Spay/neuter • Microchip • Vaccinations for rabies and rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and panleukopenia • Deworming treatment for hookworms and roundworms • FeLV test • Collar • Customized ID tag OTHER ADOPTION FEES Horse: $250 Large bird: $40 Pig, Goat: $30 Rabbit, Ferret, Small bird: $20 Hamster, Guinea pig, gerbil, snake, lizard: $10 Chicken, rat: $5 Visiting Pets at the Shelter If you visit us, we invite you to walk through our dog and cat rooms to view all currently adoptable pets. If you need more information about a certain pet or advice about what type of pet would be a good fit, you can ask any of our staff or volunteers for assistance. We invite you to spend time with pets you’re interested in to see who you connect with. Once you’ve reached a decision on a pet to adopt, a staff member or volunteer will retrieve the kennel card and proceed with you to the reception area where you can fill out the adoption contract. There may be a short consultation session. Once the contract is completely filled out, you’ll give it to the adoption clerk to process your adoption. Is This Pet Good with Dogs? Cats? Kids? It’s a good idea to ask what information we have about a pet, but in many cases, we simply don’t know. We rely on previous owners and finders to tell us what they experienced with the pet, and the majority of our intakes come in through our animal services officers, who have spent very little time with the pet before bringing them to the shelter. If we don’t have behavioral history from the pet in a home, we have to go on what we see in the shelter, which can be very unreliable. If you have pets you’d like to get information on before deciding whether to plan a visit to meet them, email us at mas@memphistn.gov. We always recommend that you bring all family members to meet any potential new pets. If you’re adopting a dog, bring the family including your dog(s) provided they’re current on vaccines and in generally good health. If you’re adopting a cat, bring the human family but please leave the other pets at home.

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