Lola Moon

Lola Moon's Compatibility:<br/>Dogs: Yes, but prefers to coexist, not play<br/>Cats: No, thanks<br/>Kids: Yes, dog-savvy teens are a great fit (14+)<br/><br/>Lola Moon is a one-of-a-kind girl with a big personality, a love for the outdoors, and a name that sounds like she should be in a folk band. She’s clever, sensitive, and has a strong herding instinct, which means she takes her job of "supervising the household" very seriously.<br/><br/>She was found as a stray a couple of years ago and has spent most of her time since then exploring big open spaces and perfecting her favorite hobbies: sticking close to her people, chasing the occasional leaf (or cat), and making her opinions about strangers very clear. She’s not a social butterfly; she’d prefer a tight circle of trusted humans who respect her space and understand her working-dog brain.<br/><br/>Lola’s ideal home is calm, consistent, and structured. She’ll thrive with someone who’s ready to work with her, advocate for her needs, and build a relationship based on trust and mutual understanding. She has completed a board-and-train program, knows her basic cues, and does best with positive reinforcement and routine.<br/><br/>While she may not want to be the life of the party, Lola has so much love to give to the people she trusts. She’s loyal, smart, and goofy in her own way. If you give her a chance, she just might be your ride-or-die hiking buddy, backyard adventurer, and best friend.<br/><br/>She’s not for everyone, but if she’s for you, she’s really for you. Come meet Lola Moon and see if her orbit feels like home.

Lola Moon's Compatibility:
Dogs: Yes, but prefers to coexist, not play
Cats: No, thanks
Kids: Yes, dog-savvy teens are a great fit (14+)

Lola Moon is a one-of-a-kind girl with a big personality, a love for the outdoors, and a name that sounds like she should be in a folk band. She’s clever, sensitive, and has a strong herding instinct, which means she takes her job of "supervising the household" very seriously.

She was found as a stray a couple of years ago and has spent most of her time since then exploring big open spaces and perfecting her favorite hobbies: sticking close to her people, chasing the occasional leaf (or cat), and making her opinions about strangers very clear. She’s not a social butterfly; she’d prefer a tight circle of trusted humans who respect her space and understand her working-dog brain.

Lola’s ideal home is calm, consistent, and structured. She’ll thrive with someone who’s ready to work with her, advocate for her needs, and build a relationship based on trust an

Lola Moon's Compatibility:
Dogs: Yes, but prefers to coexist, not play
Cats: No, thanks
Kids: Yes, dog-savvy teens are a great fit (14+)

Lola Moon is a one-of-a-kind girl with a big personality, a love for the outdoors, and a name that sounds like she should be in a folk band. She’s clever, sensitive, and has a strong herding instinct, which means she takes her job of "supervising the household" very seriously.

She was found as a stray a couple of years ago and has spent most of her time since then exploring big open spaces and perfecting her favorite hobbies: sticking close to her people, chasing the occasional leaf (or cat), and making her opinions about strangers very clear. She’s not a social butterfly; she’d prefer a tight circle of trusted humans who respect her space and understand her working-dog brain.

Lola’s ideal home is calm, consistent, and structured. She’ll thrive with someone who’s ready to work with her, advocate for her needs, and build a relationship based on trust and mutual understanding. She has completed a board-and-train program, knows her basic cues, and does best with positive reinforcement and routine.

While she may not want to be the life of the party, Lola has so much love to give to the people she trusts. She’s loyal, smart, and goofy in her own way. If you give her a chance, she just might be your ride-or-die hiking buddy, backyard adventu