JellyBean

Super Sweet Puppy!MEET JELLYBEAN!<br/>One of three puppies that came to Tara’s House on Christmas Eve, this adorable girl got a glowing report card from her foster mom. Only ~3 months old (born 10/7/25), she is not yet spayed but that will be a condition of her adoption. Here’s what her foster mom had to say about her: “She is doing SUPER, such a happy, smart puppy! She's doing really well with a regular schedule, no accidents in the house, she's learning a ton of basic commands and just really loves learning new stuff. She settles well in her crate for naps and sleeps crated at night on the first floor by herself. She's adventurous and confident, she is even a bit sassy with my big resident dogs and wants to play/chase/fetch.<br/>“She is also getting close to 20 lbs now! Her future home should be prepared for a dog that will probably be in the 60-70 lb range as an adult, with lots of energy and drive that will need to be channeled into appropriate activities. She has 'big dog energy' already, and as the months go by she's going to match that with big dog size.<br/>“She's met my horses and now comes out with us while I do my morning and evening barn chores, and we've explored my pastures and made our first trip down to my little wooded area to explore. If I had room in my life and my truck for a 3rd dog I would keep her in a second! But I know she is going to make a very special addition to her forever family, whoever that winds up being. I've been involved in the dog sports world for a few years now (I personally do dock diving and disc dog stuff), and I would like nothing more than to see her wind up with someone else who does or is looking to get into sports, because I think she could excel in several different sports, whether agility, rally/obedience, frisbee, dock diving, scentwork/rat games, flyball, or more.<br/>“As far as any other details, we don't have cats so she's an unknown with cats, but because of her age and responsiveness to correction/redirection I expect she would learn to co-exist with cats. Her play style is boisterous and she would love to have a similarly energetic, playful dog companion (but would also do fine as a solo dog).”<br/>JellyBean’s adoption donation fee is $450, which includes routine vetting and a microchip. You can apply for her by filling out our online application, which is found on our website www.tarashouse.org. Please email us at info@tarashouse.net with any questions.

Super Sweet Puppy!MEET JELLYBEAN!
One of three puppies that came to Tara’s House on Christmas Eve, this adorable girl got a glowing report card from her foster mom. Only ~3 months old (born 10/7/25), she is not yet spayed but that will be a condition of her adoption. Here’s what her foster mom had to say about her: “She is doing SUPER, such a happy, smart puppy! She's doing really well with a regular schedule, no accidents in the house, she's learning a ton of basic commands and just really loves learning new stuff. She settles well in her crate for naps and sleeps crated at night on the first floor by herself. She's adventurous and confident, she is even a bit sassy with my big resident dogs and wants to play/chase/fetch.
“She is also getting close to 20 lbs now! Her future home should be prepared for a dog that will probably be in the 60-70 lb range as an adult, with lots of energy and drive that will need to be channeled into appropriate activities. She has 'big dog energy' already, and as the months go by she's g

Super Sweet Puppy!MEET JELLYBEAN!
One of three puppies that came to Tara’s House on Christmas Eve, this adorable girl got a glowing report card from her foster mom. Only ~3 months old (born 10/7/25), she is not yet spayed but that will be a condition of her adoption. Here’s what her foster mom had to say about her: “She is doing SUPER, such a happy, smart puppy! She's doing really well with a regular schedule, no accidents in the house, she's learning a ton of basic commands and just really loves learning new stuff. She settles well in her crate for naps and sleeps crated at night on the first floor by herself. She's adventurous and confident, she is even a bit sassy with my big resident dogs and wants to play/chase/fetch.
“She is also getting close to 20 lbs now! Her future home should be prepared for a dog that will probably be in the 60-70 lb range as an adult, with lots of energy and drive that will need to be channeled into appropriate activities. She has 'big dog energy' already, and as the months go by she's going to match that with big dog size.
“She's met my horses and now comes out with us while I do my morning and evening barn chores, and we've explored my pastures and made our first trip down to my little wooded area to explore. If I had room in my life and my truck for a 3rd dog I would keep her in a second! But I know she is going to make a very special addition to her forever family, whoeve