Jade

Jade came to us at just 6 weeks old — freshly weaned, trembling, and small enough to tuck right into the crook of your arm. She was only beginning to discover how to be a puppy. Now she’s just 5 months and 6 days old, still very much a baby, still learning the world, and somehow already back with us far too soon.<br/><br/>She’s shown us nothing but sweetness, gentle curiosity, and those unsure little glances that remind you she’s still trying to understand everything happening around her. At 5 months old, she should be chasing toys, learning manners, and growing with her family — not wondering why she’s back in a kennel.<br/><br/>Let’s find her a real forever home, one where she can continue to be worked with, trained, and loved the way a young pup deserves. She’s still learning, still growing, and still waiting for someone who won’t give up on her.

Jade came to us at just 6 weeks old — freshly weaned, trembling, and small enough to tuck right into the crook of your arm. She was only beginning to discover how to be a puppy. Now she’s just 5 months and 6 days old, still very much a baby, still learning the world, and somehow already back with us far too soon.

She’s shown us nothing but sweetness, gentle curiosity, and those unsure little glances that remind you she’s still trying to understand everything happening around her. At 5 months old, she should be chasing toys, learning manners, and growing with her family — not wondering why she’s back in a kennel.

Let’s find her a real forever home, one where she can continue to be worked with, trained, and loved the way a young pup deserves. She’s still learning, still growing, and still waiting for someone who won’t give up on her.

Jade came to us at just 6 weeks old — freshly weaned, trembling, and small enough to tuck right into the crook of your arm. She was only beginning to discover how to be a puppy. Now she’s just 5 months and 6 days old, still very much a baby, still learning the world, and somehow already back with us far too soon.

She’s shown us nothing but sweetness, gentle curiosity, and those unsure little glances that remind you she’s still trying to understand everything happening around her. At 5 months old, she should be chasing toys, learning manners, and growing with her family — not wondering why she’s back in a kennel.

Let’s find her a real forever home, one where she can continue to be worked with, trained, and loved the way a young pup deserves. She’s still learning, still growing, and still waiting for someone who won’t give up on her.