Megan

Meet Megan — a goofy, lovable, big-hearted girl who is happiest when she's right by her people's side. <br/>Megan is the kind of dog who makes you laugh without even trying. She has a silly, playful personality and a knack for getting herself into all sorts of goofy adventures. She loves being involved in whatever her people are doing and is happiest when she can follow along and be part of the action. She is affectionate, friendly, and absolutely convinced that being close to her favorite people is exactly where she belongs. <br/>Megan is wonderful with kids, dogs, and cats and has so much love to give. She is a sweet girl who bonds deeply with her family and has the biggest heart.<br/>There is one important thing her future family needs to know: Megan experiences severe isolation distress and separation anxiety. Being alone is extremely difficult for her, and she does best when she has people around. For that reason, her ideal home would be with a retired person, stay-at-home parent, or someone who works from home—really, anyone whose lifestyle allows someone to be home with her most of the time.<br/>Megan has had a rough start to life, and although she is 5 years old, in many ways she is still learning about the world like a puppy. She is discovering new experiences, learning what it means to be a dog in a home, and figuring out that the people who love her really can be trusted. Because of her past, she may need a little extra patience, reassurance, and guidance as she continues to learn. Watching her discover something new and realize that the world can be a safe and happy place is one of the most rewarding things about her. <br/>Megan isn't looking for a perfect home. She's looking for the right home. A home where she can be someone's shadow, curl up beside them, make them laugh with her goofy antics, and finally feel secure knowing her people aren't going anywhere. <br/>She is so much more than her anxiety. She is silly. She is loving. She is affectionate. She is friendly. She is a wonderful companion who just happens to need a little more reassurance than some dogs.<br/>If you're looking for a goofy, loyal, loving best friend who wants to be included in absolutely everything you do, Megan may be your girl.

Meet Megan — a goofy, lovable, big-hearted girl who is happiest when she's right by her people's side.
Megan is the kind of dog who makes you laugh without even trying. She has a silly, playful personality and a knack for getting herself into all sorts of goofy adventures. She loves being involved in whatever her people are doing and is happiest when she can follow along and be part of the action. She is affectionate, friendly, and absolutely convinced that being close to her favorite people is exactly where she belongs.
Megan is wonderful with kids, dogs, and cats and has so much love to give. She is a sweet girl who bonds deeply with her family and has the biggest heart.
There is one important thing her future family needs to know: Megan experiences severe isolation distress and separation anxiety. Being alone is extremely difficult for her, and she does best when she has people around. For that reason, her ideal home would be with a retired person, stay-at-home parent, or someone who works from home—really,

Meet Megan — a goofy, lovable, big-hearted girl who is happiest when she's right by her people's side.
Megan is the kind of dog who makes you laugh without even trying. She has a silly, playful personality and a knack for getting herself into all sorts of goofy adventures. She loves being involved in whatever her people are doing and is happiest when she can follow along and be part of the action. She is affectionate, friendly, and absolutely convinced that being close to her favorite people is exactly where she belongs.
Megan is wonderful with kids, dogs, and cats and has so much love to give. She is a sweet girl who bonds deeply with her family and has the biggest heart.
There is one important thing her future family needs to know: Megan experiences severe isolation distress and separation anxiety. Being alone is extremely difficult for her, and she does best when she has people around. For that reason, her ideal home would be with a retired person, stay-at-home parent, or someone who works from home—really, anyone whose lifestyle allows someone to be home with her most of the time.
Megan has had a rough start to life, and although she is 5 years old, in many ways she is still learning about the world like a puppy. She is discovering new experiences, learning what it means to be a dog in a home, and figuring out that the people who love her really can be trusted. Because of her past, she may need