Michelle

MEET MICHELLE ❤️ -- this time, forever means FOREVER.<br/><br/>Michelle thought she had already found her forever home. She was recently adopted from a Humane Society in Missouri and brought home to Marion County. Unfortunately, since her adoption in August, she has already been found on a busy highway twice.<br/><br/>The first time, a wonderful police officer picked her up and was able to get her safely back home. The second time, Michelle was found much farther away. After numerous attempts to contact her adopter with zero communication in return, Michelle found herself back in a shelter environment once again. We don't understand why someone would go out of their way to adopt a dog and do something like this.... <br/><br/>But ... their loss. Because Michelle is FABULOUS. ❤️<br/><br/>She has the smooshiest little face, the sweetest eyes and the chunkiest little belly. 😂 She loves rolling around in the grass, being close to her people, and when she gets busy sniffing, she makes the cutest little piggy snorts. 🐷 Even the police officer who picked her up fell head-over-heels for her!<br/><br/>Michelle is almost 4 years old, spayed, microchipped, vaccinated and basically move-in ready. No puppy nonsense. No awkward teenage phase. Just a sweet, gentle, squishy girl ready to settle in and belong.<br/><br/>Michelle has already been adopted once. We don't want her to have to do this again.<br/><br/>So this time, we're looking for the real deal. Someone who looks at that smooshy face and says, "You're home. For good." ❤️<br/><br/>Let's make Michelle's next address her last one. 🏡🐾Thank you for taking the time to look at our precious "pound puppies" If you have any questions at all, please don't hesitate to reach out to us directly at 730-272-1071. We would love to help connect you with your new best friend.

MEET MICHELLE ❤️ -- this time, forever means FOREVER.

Michelle thought she had already found her forever home. She was recently adopted from a Humane Society in Missouri and brought home to Marion County. Unfortunately, since her adoption in August, she has already been found on a busy highway twice.

The first time, a wonderful police officer picked her up and was able to get her safely back home. The second time, Michelle was found much farther away. After numerous attempts to contact her adopter with zero communication in return, Michelle found herself back in a shelter environment once again. We don't understand why someone would go out of their way to adopt a dog and do something like this....

But ... their loss. Because Michelle is FABULOUS. ❤️

She has the smooshiest little face, the sweetest eyes and the chunkiest little belly. 😂 She loves rolling around in the grass, being close to her people, and when she gets busy sniffing, she makes the cutest little piggy snorts. 🐷 Even the p

MEET MICHELLE ❤️ -- this time, forever means FOREVER.

Michelle thought she had already found her forever home. She was recently adopted from a Humane Society in Missouri and brought home to Marion County. Unfortunately, since her adoption in August, she has already been found on a busy highway twice.

The first time, a wonderful police officer picked her up and was able to get her safely back home. The second time, Michelle was found much farther away. After numerous attempts to contact her adopter with zero communication in return, Michelle found herself back in a shelter environment once again. We don't understand why someone would go out of their way to adopt a dog and do something like this....

But ... their loss. Because Michelle is FABULOUS. ❤️

She has the smooshiest little face, the sweetest eyes and the chunkiest little belly. 😂 She loves rolling around in the grass, being close to her people, and when she gets busy sniffing, she makes the cutest little piggy snorts. 🐷 Even the police officer who picked her up fell head-over-heels for her!

Michelle is almost 4 years old, spayed, microchipped, vaccinated and basically move-in ready. No puppy nonsense. No awkward teenage phase. Just a sweet, gentle, squishy girl ready to settle in and belong.

Michelle has already been adopted once. We don't want her to have to do this again.

So this time, we're lo