Moxie

There are a lot of black dogs in shelters.<br/><br/>And that's exactly the problem.<br/><br/>People walk by kennel after kennel and somehow the black dogs all start to blend together. But Moxie? Moxie refuses to be overlooked.<br/><br/>Look at those eyes.<br/><br/>She's sitting there politely, making direct eye contact, hoping today is the day someone finally stops scrolling, stops walking, and sees her.<br/><br/>Moxie isn't trying to be the loudest dog in the room. She isn't climbing the kennel door demanding attention. She's just waiting for someone to notice that she's special in all the ways that matter.<br/><br/>A loyal friend.<br/>A steady companion.<br/>A face that lights up when you walk through the door.<br/><br/>There may be many dogs like her.<br/><br/>But there is only one Moxie.<br/><br/>Come meet her. We have a feeling you'll understand why she's been worth the wait.

There are a lot of black dogs in shelters.

And that's exactly the problem.

People walk by kennel after kennel and somehow the black dogs all start to blend together. But Moxie? Moxie refuses to be overlooked.

Look at those eyes.

She's sitting there politely, making direct eye contact, hoping today is the day someone finally stops scrolling, stops walking, and sees her.

Moxie isn't trying to be the loudest dog in the room. She isn't climbing the kennel door demanding attention. She's just waiting for someone to notice that she's special in all the ways that matter.

A loyal friend.
A steady companion.
A face that lights up when you walk through the door.

There may be many dogs like her.

But there is only one Moxie.

Come meet her. We have a feeling you'll understand why she's been worth the wait.

There are a lot of black dogs in shelters.

And that's exactly the problem.

People walk by kennel after kennel and somehow the black dogs all start to blend together. But Moxie? Moxie refuses to be overlooked.

Look at those eyes.

She's sitting there politely, making direct eye contact, hoping today is the day someone finally stops scrolling, stops walking, and sees her.

Moxie isn't trying to be the loudest dog in the room. She isn't climbing the kennel door demanding attention. She's just waiting for someone to notice that she's special in all the ways that matter.

A loyal friend.
A steady companion.
A face that lights up when you walk through the door.

There may be many dogs like her.

But there is only one Moxie.

Come meet her. We have a feeling you'll understand why she's been worth the wait.