Kirah

~ From survival to love ~<br/>Kirah’s story begins on the streets, where she and her companion showed up out of nowhere one day, wandering into a construction site as if hoping they would finally find a safe place. No one knew if they had ever had a home or if life on the streets was all they had ever known. Every day, the construction workers gave them food, water, and sometimes a little affection; a brief game or a gentle pat on the head, but that was all. No basic care, no shelter from disease, just survival. Covered in fleas and ticks, their skin raw and infected, they waited. And then the day they feared came: the construction ended, and the workers stopped coming. Just like that, they were alone again. But hope arrived in the form of one compassionate worker who could not bear to leave them behind. He reached out for help, and Claudia, who had helped him with another rescue before, welcomed them into her shelter without hesitation. With veterinary care, proper nutrition, and a safe place to rest, they both began to heal, inside and out.<br/><br/>Kirah is an Australian Shepard mix, about 3.5 years old, weighs around 22 kilos.<br/><br/>Kira loves people of all ages; men, women, and children alike, and wags her tail enthusiastically whenever someone new visits the shelter. She spends her days playing joyfully with her furry friends and then happily finds a cool spot to relax and watch the fun continue around her.<br/>Her favorite time of day? Walk time, of course! Kira struts out proudly, sometimes growling at passing dogs as if to say, “Look at me now, I am safe and loved!” While she is not a fan of cats and gets a little nervous around them, she’s completely unfazed by loud noises like traffic, thunder, or fireworks. This smart girl is getting the hang of crate sleeping and is learning the basic commands like “sit” and “come.” She is highly motivated by treats and absolutely adores getting pets and affection. Kira is ready for a forever home where she can keep learning, keep loving, and keep showing off just how far she has come. <br/><br/>Kirah’s adoption fee is $550, which includes her flight, spay, vaccinations, and full vetting. If you are ready to welcome Kirah into your family, apply now at https://form.jotform.com/250991010499258 . For any questions or more information, feel free to email ashley@mexpup.com <br/><br/>#MexPup #AdoptDontShop #RescueDog #AdoptKirah #SecondChanceDog #StreetDogToFamilyDog #FromStrayToStay #ConstructionSiteRescue

~ From survival to love ~
Kirah’s story begins on the streets, where she and her companion showed up out of nowhere one day, wandering into a construction site as if hoping they would finally find a safe place. No one knew if they had ever had a home or if life on the streets was all they had ever known. Every day, the construction workers gave them food, water, and sometimes a little affection; a brief game or a gentle pat on the head, but that was all. No basic care, no shelter from disease, just survival. Covered in fleas and ticks, their skin raw and infected, they waited. And then the day they feared came: the construction ended, and the workers stopped coming. Just like that, they were alone again. But hope arrived in the form of one compassionate worker who could not bear to leave them behind. He reached out for help, and Claudia, who had helped him with another rescue before, welcomed them into her shelter without hesitation. With veterinary care, proper nutrition, and a safe place to rest, they both began to

~ From survival to love ~
Kirah’s story begins on the streets, where she and her companion showed up out of nowhere one day, wandering into a construction site as if hoping they would finally find a safe place. No one knew if they had ever had a home or if life on the streets was all they had ever known. Every day, the construction workers gave them food, water, and sometimes a little affection; a brief game or a gentle pat on the head, but that was all. No basic care, no shelter from disease, just survival. Covered in fleas and ticks, their skin raw and infected, they waited. And then the day they feared came: the construction ended, and the workers stopped coming. Just like that, they were alone again. But hope arrived in the form of one compassionate worker who could not bear to leave them behind. He reached out for help, and Claudia, who had helped him with another rescue before, welcomed them into her shelter without hesitation. With veterinary care, proper nutrition, and a safe place to rest, they both began to heal, inside and out.

Kirah is an Australian Shepard mix, about 3.5 years old, weighs around 22 kilos.

Kira loves people of all ages; men, women, and children alike, and wags her tail enthusiastically whenever someone new visits the shelter. She spends her days playing joyfully with her furry friends and then happily finds a cool spot to relax and watch the fun continue around h