Odie

Odie is an 18 week old Lab and terrier mix with the cutest little short tail and a heart full of potential. She currently weighs 22 lbs and is a smart girl who catches on quickly, always eager to learn and please. Odie can be a bit timid at first, but once she feels safe, her sweet personality really shines and she blossoms in a loving home. She does well with dogs, cats, and kids and would make a wonderful family companion. Odie has been spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and is protected with heartworm, flea, and tick prevention, and she’s ready to find her forever family!<br/><br/>Please remember: Unless otherwise specified, all our kittens and cats are strictly indoor pets.<br/><br/>If you’re interested in adoption, please visit straylovefoundation.org and complete an adoption application.<br/><br/>We take every possible step to ensure their health and happiness, giving them the best chance at a long, fulfilling life.<br/><br/>While we do everything in our power to provide healthy rescues, it's important to note that some animals may have genetic health conditions we cannot predict (since we don’t have their family history). Additionally, medical tests—though highly reliable—can occasionally yield false negatives. Unexpected health issues may arise, either before or after adoption, but thanks to our thorough vetting process, the likelihood of a long and healthy life is very high.<br/><br/>Additional adoption details:<br/><br/>Transportation fees, if applicable, vary based on distance and expenses.<br/>Home checks may be conducted.<br/>Our standard tax-deductible adoption donation is $250.<br/>For special breeds, uniquely colored, or exceptionally adorable rescues, we may request a higher donation to help cover vet expenses.<br/><br/>Can't adopt? Consider donating, sponsoring, or volunteering! Every form of support makes a difference.<br/><br/>Tax-deductible donations can be made via PayPal using info@straylovefoundation.org, or by clicking the donate button on our:<br/><br/>Facebook page<br/>Website homepage at www.straylovefoundation.org

Odie is an 18 week old Lab and terrier mix with the cutest little short tail and a heart full of potential. She currently weighs 22 lbs and is a smart girl who catches on quickly, always eager to learn and please. Odie can be a bit timid at first, but once she feels safe, her sweet personality really shines and she blossoms in a loving home. She does well with dogs, cats, and kids and would make a wonderful family companion. Odie has been spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and is protected with heartworm, flea, and tick prevention, and she’s ready to find her forever family!

Please remember: Unless otherwise specified, all our kittens and cats are strictly indoor pets.

If you’re interested in adoption, please visit straylovefoundation.org and complete an adoption application.

We take every possible step to ensure their health and happiness, giving them the best chance at a long, fulfilling life.

While we do everything in our power to provide healthy rescues, it's important to note that some

Odie is an 18 week old Lab and terrier mix with the cutest little short tail and a heart full of potential. She currently weighs 22 lbs and is a smart girl who catches on quickly, always eager to learn and please. Odie can be a bit timid at first, but once she feels safe, her sweet personality really shines and she blossoms in a loving home. She does well with dogs, cats, and kids and would make a wonderful family companion. Odie has been spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and is protected with heartworm, flea, and tick prevention, and she’s ready to find her forever family!

Please remember: Unless otherwise specified, all our kittens and cats are strictly indoor pets.

If you’re interested in adoption, please visit straylovefoundation.org and complete an adoption application.

We take every possible step to ensure their health and happiness, giving them the best chance at a long, fulfilling life.

While we do everything in our power to provide healthy rescues, it's important to note that some animals may have genetic health conditions we cannot predict (since we don’t have their family history). Additionally, medical tests—though highly reliable—can occasionally yield false negatives. Unexpected health issues may arise, either before or after adoption, but thanks to our thorough vetting process, the likelihood of a long and healthy life is very high.

Additional adoption detai