Karma

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.<br/>Karma found her way to Its the Pits in April 2023 after a good Samaritan found her in need of emergency medical care, abandoned in a crate on the side of the road. Karma is now in great health, and as one of our longest rescue residents, we’d love to find her perfect person or family match in a forever home.<br/><br/>Karma is small and sturdy and pretty active around the house and would need a home with a yard. Her tail never stops wagging when she’s prancing around, and foster Mom says she’s the happiest pup on the planet!! Karma love-love-loooves her toys, balls are an absolute favorite, and if you're up for watching movies in the evenings, she’s happy to sit on the sofa and join you! Karma is not real confident around new things, so a busy household is not her thing. She requires a patient owner to help reassure her and continue to build on the progress we’ve made over the last few years. Walks in busy neighborhoods can be overwhelming, so a quiet home with a yard and with someone who has prior experience with shy dogs would be a bonus! Once Karma is encouraged in a positive way, and something becomes familiar, she does great! Karma would do best in a home, with someone who is also a bit of a homebody and not gone for long periods during the day. Karma is crate trained, house broken (she’s never had an accident in her foster home). Karma sits for treats – and has a great eye to catch a treat with a gentle toss. When it’s time to call it a night, Karma will happily trot to the bedroom and enjoy sleeping in your bed if you’ll let her. She sleeps quietly through the night, not making a peep or stirring at all.<br/><br/>Karma has some dietary considerations and would love to find a home who understands a raw-feeding plan, or is willing to spend the time researching and/or being educated on a raw food diet.<br/><br/>Please consider sponsoring Karma with either a one-time or monthly tax-deductible donation. Your donation will help It's The Pits with day-to-day care, including food, vaccinations, flea treatment, treats and toys. Click on the Sponsor This Pet link above to make your donation today. Thank you!<br/><br/>Complete an Adoption Application!

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.
Karma found her way to Its the Pits in April 2023 after a good Samaritan found her in need of emergency medical care, abandoned in a crate on the side of the road. Karma is now in great health, and as one of our longest rescue residents, we’d love to find her perfect person or family match in a forever home.

Karma is small and sturdy and pretty active around the house and would need a home with a yard. Her tail never stops wagging when she’s prancing around, and foster Mom says she’s the happiest pup on the planet!! Karma love-love-loooves her toys, balls are an absolute favorite, and if you're up for watching movies in the evenings, she’s happy to sit on the sofa and join you! Karma is not real confident around new things, so a busy household is not her thing. She requires a patient owner to help reassure her and continue to build on the progress we’ve made over the last few years. Walks in busy neighborhoods can be overwhelming, so a quie

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.
Karma found her way to Its the Pits in April 2023 after a good Samaritan found her in need of emergency medical care, abandoned in a crate on the side of the road. Karma is now in great health, and as one of our longest rescue residents, we’d love to find her perfect person or family match in a forever home.

Karma is small and sturdy and pretty active around the house and would need a home with a yard. Her tail never stops wagging when she’s prancing around, and foster Mom says she’s the happiest pup on the planet!! Karma love-love-loooves her toys, balls are an absolute favorite, and if you're up for watching movies in the evenings, she’s happy to sit on the sofa and join you! Karma is not real confident around new things, so a busy household is not her thing. She requires a patient owner to help reassure her and continue to build on the progress we’ve made over the last few years. Walks in busy neighborhoods can be overwhelming, so a quiet home with a yard and with someone who has prior experience with shy dogs would be a bonus! Once Karma is encouraged in a positive way, and something becomes familiar, she does great! Karma would do best in a home, with someone who is also a bit of a homebody and not gone for long periods during the day. Karma is crate trained, house broken (she’s never had an accident in her foster home). Karma