Maisy (Deaf)

Maisy is 3 years old and 64 pounds. She is on the lookout for her forever home.<br/><br/>Maisy is deaf. Often animals experiencing deafness can have a normal life. It is recommended that you ensure this animal can see you approaching, as they may be more easily startled if something is coming up from behind them. It is also important to maintain physical control (ie with a leash) when outside the home to protect them from escape and/or serious injury.<br/><br/>I lived with dogs in my previous home, and I may do well with a slow introduction.<br/>I lived with cats in my previous home. I may do well with a slow introduction.<br/>I lived with children in my previous home and may do well with your children.<br/><br/>If you are interested in this specific animal, please come to the shelter for walk-in adoptions Tuesday through Saturday from 10:30am to 5:30pm. We recommend coming in as early as possible, as adoptions are first-come, first-served.

Maisy is 3 years old and 64 pounds. She is on the lookout for her forever home.

Maisy is deaf. Often animals experiencing deafness can have a normal life. It is recommended that you ensure this animal can see you approaching, as they may be more easily startled if something is coming up from behind them. It is also important to maintain physical control (ie with a leash) when outside the home to protect them from escape and/or serious injury.

I lived with dogs in my previous home, and I may do well with a slow introduction.
I lived with cats in my previous home. I may do well with a slow introduction.
I lived with children in my previous home and may do well with your children.

If you are interested in this specific animal, please come to the shelter for walk-in adoptions Tuesday through Saturday from 10:30am to 5:30pm. We recommend coming in as early as possible, as adoptions are first-come, first-served.

Maisy is 3 years old and 64 pounds. She is on the lookout for her forever home.

Maisy is deaf. Often animals experiencing deafness can have a normal life. It is recommended that you ensure this animal can see you approaching, as they may be more easily startled if something is coming up from behind them. It is also important to maintain physical control (ie with a leash) when outside the home to protect them from escape and/or serious injury.

I lived with dogs in my previous home, and I may do well with a slow introduction.
I lived with cats in my previous home. I may do well with a slow introduction.
I lived with children in my previous home and may do well with your children.

If you are interested in this specific animal, please come to the shelter for walk-in adoptions Tuesday through Saturday from 10:30am to 5:30pm. We recommend coming in as early as possible, as adoptions are first-come, first-served.