Magnolia

Name: Magnolia<br/>Nickname: Maggie. "NO! DROP THAT!"<br/>Breed: Rottweiler<br/>Sex: Female<br/>Age: 6.5 months<br/>Before OMD: Found as a stray and brought to animal control. We have had her in foster ever since (two pending adoptions fell through due to no fault of her own). <br/>Energy Level: Medium-high. <br/>Naughty Level: A whole other Level. <br/>What we love most: Her belief that being your shadow is a full time job. The way she sprawls when she is comfortable...as if she's been hired to measure the square footage of the room. Her guilty face when you tell her no. <br/>What we don't particularly love: Her unwavering commitment to "helping" herself to absolutely everything she thinks belongs to her...shoes, rocks, paper towels, grass, random objects she somehow finds out of thin air. Nothing is safe. <br/>What she loves most: Attention. Food. Zoomies. Gardening (she loves to help pull up grass and plants and bring them inside even. so very helpful.) Toys. <br/>Working on: Not barking at every creature that passes by the window. Calming herself down before meals. Less (playful) mouthing when excited.<br/>Dogs: Sure! She is fostered with other dogs and does well. She would do best with larger, tolerant dogs as she isnt particularly gentle in her play.<br/>Cats: Not fully tested, but we suspect she would be fine with a dog-savvy cat. <br/>Kids: Dog-savvy kids (5 plus) as she is still learning manners and can be mouthy <br/>House trained: Working on it<br/>Crate trained: Not a fan, but we are working on it! With how mischievous she is, crating is important for her (and your house's) safety<br/><br/>Magnolia is vaccinated, microchipped, and spayed. She is available for adoption to residents of IL and CT. If you are interested in adopting, please complete an application from our website.

Name: Magnolia
Nickname: Maggie. "NO! DROP THAT!"
Breed: Rottweiler
Sex: Female
Age: 6.5 months
Before OMD: Found as a stray and brought to animal control. We have had her in foster ever since (two pending adoptions fell through due to no fault of her own).
Energy Level: Medium-high.
Naughty Level: A whole other Level.
What we love most: Her belief that being your shadow is a full time job. The way she sprawls when she is comfortable...as if she's been hired to measure the square footage of the room. Her guilty face when you tell her no.
What we don't particularly love: Her unwavering commitment to "helping" herself to absolutely everything she thinks belongs to her...shoes, rocks, paper towels, grass, random objects she somehow finds out of thin air. Nothing is safe.
What she loves most: Attention. Food. Zoomies. Gardening (she loves to help pull up grass and plants and bring them inside even. so very helpful.) Toys.
Working on: Not barking at every creature that passes by t

Name: Magnolia
Nickname: Maggie. "NO! DROP THAT!"
Breed: Rottweiler
Sex: Female
Age: 6.5 months
Before OMD: Found as a stray and brought to animal control. We have had her in foster ever since (two pending adoptions fell through due to no fault of her own).
Energy Level: Medium-high.
Naughty Level: A whole other Level.
What we love most: Her belief that being your shadow is a full time job. The way she sprawls when she is comfortable...as if she's been hired to measure the square footage of the room. Her guilty face when you tell her no.
What we don't particularly love: Her unwavering commitment to "helping" herself to absolutely everything she thinks belongs to her...shoes, rocks, paper towels, grass, random objects she somehow finds out of thin air. Nothing is safe.
What she loves most: Attention. Food. Zoomies. Gardening (she loves to help pull up grass and plants and bring them inside even. so very helpful.) Toys.
Working on: Not barking at every creature that passes by the window. Calming herself down before meals. Less (playful) mouthing when excited.
Dogs: Sure! She is fostered with other dogs and does well. She would do best with larger, tolerant dogs as she isnt particularly gentle in her play.
Cats: Not fully tested, but we suspect she would be fine with a dog-savvy cat.
Kids: Dog-savvy kids (5 plus) as she is still learning manners and can be m