Mia

Mia is a 6-month-old German Shepherd mix. She and her siblings were born on the streets in South Texas. They wondered onto a man’s property when they were about 3 months old and he kept them safe until he could find help. A few were given away and the remaining four were all female (Ruby, Lola, Mia and Violet). Magnolia Animal Rescue stepped in to help, fearing if given away they would not receive the care they needed.<br/><br/>All four siblings have been boarding since April while completing their vetting process. Mia is spayed, up to date on vaccinations and current on heartworm preventatives. They are very intelligent dogs but will need some patience while they adjust to a home environment. These girls have not lived the easiest life so they will definitely show their gratitude by being a loyal companion.<br/><br/>Considering her rough start, Mia is a fairly confident dog in exploring new surroundings. She is currently working on basic commands and learning the joys of being a house dog. She loves playing with toys, especially balls and appreciates having regular meals. Mia is working on potty training and walks fairly well on a leash. She tends to be vocal the first 30 minutes of crating but then settles in for a nap. Mia can be a little nervous at first with new dogs but is dog friendly and enjoys playing with the dogs in her foster home. Mia will sometimes jump up on you when she gets excited, so like all puppies Mia will need continued training with her new family.<br/><br/>Please submit your application, and a representative of Magnolia Animal Rescue will contact you.<br/><br/>Note:<br/>We always respond first to inquiries that tell us something about your living situation (house, apartment, single, family, etc.) and why you want this dog. Be sure to include your phone number in your inquiry. We call inquiries that are a good fit for the dog.

Mia is a 6-month-old German Shepherd mix. She and her siblings were born on the streets in South Texas. They wondered onto a man’s property when they were about 3 months old and he kept them safe until he could find help. A few were given away and the remaining four were all female (Ruby, Lola, Mia and Violet). Magnolia Animal Rescue stepped in to help, fearing if given away they would not receive the care they needed.

All four siblings have been boarding since April while completing their vetting process. Mia is spayed, up to date on vaccinations and current on heartworm preventatives. They are very intelligent dogs but will need some patience while they adjust to a home environment. These girls have not lived the easiest life so they will definitely show their gratitude by being a loyal companion.

Considering her rough start, Mia is a fairly confident dog in exploring new surroundings. She is currently working on basic commands and learning the joys of being a house dog. She loves playing with toys, espec

Mia is a 6-month-old German Shepherd mix. She and her siblings were born on the streets in South Texas. They wondered onto a man’s property when they were about 3 months old and he kept them safe until he could find help. A few were given away and the remaining four were all female (Ruby, Lola, Mia and Violet). Magnolia Animal Rescue stepped in to help, fearing if given away they would not receive the care they needed.

All four siblings have been boarding since April while completing their vetting process. Mia is spayed, up to date on vaccinations and current on heartworm preventatives. They are very intelligent dogs but will need some patience while they adjust to a home environment. These girls have not lived the easiest life so they will definitely show their gratitude by being a loyal companion.

Considering her rough start, Mia is a fairly confident dog in exploring new surroundings. She is currently working on basic commands and learning the joys of being a house dog. She loves playing with toys, especially balls and appreciates having regular meals. Mia is working on potty training and walks fairly well on a leash. She tends to be vocal the first 30 minutes of crating but then settles in for a nap. Mia can be a little nervous at first with new dogs but is dog friendly and enjoys playing with the dogs in her foster home. Mia will sometimes jump up on you when she gets excited, so like all puppi