Lucy

Age: 1 year<br/>Size: 35 lbs<br/>Estimated breed: Cattle dog/Boston terrier mix (confirmed by her sister's DNA test)<br/>Lives with: Dogs, one very dog-savvy cat. She prefers a home with no kids or cats/small animals<br/><br/>From her foster: Lucy is a 1 year old Cattle dog mix, whose personality far outweighs her size. She came to live with us when she was just a few weeks old after being rescued in Texas. In the time Lucy has been with us, we have watched her grow into herself. And what a character she has become! Lucy lives with two other canine friends and a cat. Her and the cat have a mutual understanding. They are not exactly friends, but they respect each other’s privacy (for the most part). As far as her canine siblings, Lucy has a strong bond with our Bernese Mountain mix (Sammy). Sammy and Lucy have been friends since the start. It’s quite the combination with Lucy being all of maybe 30 pounds to Sammy’s 90 pounds. Rough play is the order of the day, with Lucy regularly ending up airborne after Sammy decides he has had enough and tosses her out of his way. Lucy, not one to give up easily, comes back for more and more. This cycle continues until Lucy tires out and heads to her crate or the couch to rest. Speaking of crates, Lucy is crate trained and does very well with it. In fact, she usually goes in on her own when she wants alone time, or when we get ready to wind down our evening. Lucy is also excellent with being house broken and accidents are few if any in recent months. Lucy is very independent and thinks she’s a BIG dog. She is a bit headstrong with leash training, and also has a very active prey drive. If Lucy sees a squirrel or other small critter, she gets pretty excited and it is tough to break her focus. Lucy would do best in a home with another large canine companion and a fenced yard (walking her on leash is still a struggle). She loves her big brother Sammy and often cuddles with him when they tire out after their backyard wrestling matches. She looks to him constantly for entertainment, reducing some of the burden on us. We are proud of the young lady Lucy has become. If you are looking for a smaller dog, with the heart of a big dog, and have the time to work with her, Lucy would love to meet you.<br/><br/>To adopt Lucy, please apply on our website! https://www.nirvanaanimalrescue.org/adoption-application<br/><br/>Please note we cannot guarantee the age or breed of any of our dogs. All of our dogs are working on their crate and house training.<br/><br/>PA Kennel License #18366

Age: 1 year
Size: 35 lbs
Estimated breed: Cattle dog/Boston terrier mix (confirmed by her sister's DNA test)
Lives with: Dogs, one very dog-savvy cat. She prefers a home with no kids or cats/small animals

From her foster: Lucy is a 1 year old Cattle dog mix, whose personality far outweighs her size. She came to live with us when she was just a few weeks old after being rescued in Texas. In the time Lucy has been with us, we have watched her grow into herself. And what a character she has become! Lucy lives with two other canine friends and a cat. Her and the cat have a mutual understanding. They are not exactly friends, but they respect each other’s privacy (for the most part). As far as her canine siblings, Lucy has a strong bond with our Bernese Mountain mix (Sammy). Sammy and Lucy have been friends since the start. It’s quite the combination with Lucy being all of maybe 30 pounds to Sammy’s 90 pounds. Rough play is the order of the day, with Lucy regularly ending up airborne after Sammy decides he has

Age: 1 year
Size: 35 lbs
Estimated breed: Cattle dog/Boston terrier mix (confirmed by her sister's DNA test)
Lives with: Dogs, one very dog-savvy cat. She prefers a home with no kids or cats/small animals

From her foster: Lucy is a 1 year old Cattle dog mix, whose personality far outweighs her size. She came to live with us when she was just a few weeks old after being rescued in Texas. In the time Lucy has been with us, we have watched her grow into herself. And what a character she has become! Lucy lives with two other canine friends and a cat. Her and the cat have a mutual understanding. They are not exactly friends, but they respect each other’s privacy (for the most part). As far as her canine siblings, Lucy has a strong bond with our Bernese Mountain mix (Sammy). Sammy and Lucy have been friends since the start. It’s quite the combination with Lucy being all of maybe 30 pounds to Sammy’s 90 pounds. Rough play is the order of the day, with Lucy regularly ending up airborne after Sammy decides he has had enough and tosses her out of his way. Lucy, not one to give up easily, comes back for more and more. This cycle continues until Lucy tires out and heads to her crate or the couch to rest. Speaking of crates, Lucy is crate trained and does very well with it. In fact, she usually goes in on her own when she wants alone time, or when we get ready to wind down our evening. Lucy is also excellent