Meesha

Meesha is a 30 pound bundle of energy, but her breed is our best guess. We do believe she has some type of smaller terrier breed based off her personality. This little girl is the life of the party and a lot of fun! She does show some signs of separation anxiety, and she is trying some medication to see if helps her relax when she is home alone.<br/><br/>There are specific requirements for anyone interested in adopting Meesha…<br/><br/>*She loves to play fetch and run around as fast as she can, so a fully fenced in yard is a must.<br/><br/>*No young kids. Because she can be a little mouthy and jumpy (she is working on it), we don’t want her thinking small kinds are interactive toys. Meesha needs children 15 years and older, or no kids at all.<br/><br/>*No cats<br/><br/>*Meesha NEEDS an active home. This is not debatable as she has a lot of energy and will be happy when she can properly release it. This means she would do well with a family that regularly runs, hikes or takes long daily walks so she can move. A family that can utilize doggy daycare with her would also be ideal.<br/><br/>*A home with another playful and active dog would help keep her occupied, but isn’t required.

Meesha is a 30 pound bundle of energy, but her breed is our best guess. We do believe she has some type of smaller terrier breed based off her personality. This little girl is the life of the party and a lot of fun! She does show some signs of separation anxiety, and she is trying some medication to see if helps her relax when she is home alone.

There are specific requirements for anyone interested in adopting Meesha…

*She loves to play fetch and run around as fast as she can, so a fully fenced in yard is a must.

*No young kids. Because she can be a little mouthy and jumpy (she is working on it), we don’t want her thinking small kinds are interactive toys. Meesha needs children 15 years and older, or no kids at all.

*No cats

*Meesha NEEDS an active home. This is not debatable as she has a lot of energy and will be happy when she can properly release it. This means she would do well with a family that regularly runs, hikes or takes long daily walks so she can move. A family that ca

Meesha is a 30 pound bundle of energy, but her breed is our best guess. We do believe she has some type of smaller terrier breed based off her personality. This little girl is the life of the party and a lot of fun! She does show some signs of separation anxiety, and she is trying some medication to see if helps her relax when she is home alone.

There are specific requirements for anyone interested in adopting Meesha…

*She loves to play fetch and run around as fast as she can, so a fully fenced in yard is a must.

*No young kids. Because she can be a little mouthy and jumpy (she is working on it), we don’t want her thinking small kinds are interactive toys. Meesha needs children 15 years and older, or no kids at all.

*No cats

*Meesha NEEDS an active home. This is not debatable as she has a lot of energy and will be happy when she can properly release it. This means she would do well with a family that regularly runs, hikes or takes long daily walks so she can move. A family that can utilize doggy daycare with her would also be ideal.

*A home with another playful and active dog would help keep her occupied, but isn’t required.