Oma

Meet Oma! <br/><br/>If you’re looking for a fun-loving, toy-obsessed, always-ready-for-adventure sidekick, then Oma is your girl! This 4-month-old terrier mix weighs about 20 pounds now and is expected to grow into a beautiful 40lb adult.<br/><br/>Oma came to rescue with 19 other dogs from an overcrowded shelter, but you’d never know she had a rough start. She greets everyone with a wagging tail and an enthusiastic zest for life! This sweet, spirited pup loves making friends and would thrive with another playful dog who can match her energy while also helping teach her when playtime is over. She's being fostered with an older dog who simply can't keep up with her nonstop energy and playful antics.<br/><br/>Like any young puppy, Oma is still learning her manners. She’s currently working on leash training, house breaking, and would do best with older children who can appreciate her bouncy puppy enthusiasm. <br/><br/>One of Oma’s favorite things in the world? TOYS! Give this girl a basket full of toys and she’s in heaven. They’re also great for keeping her entertained while the humans take a well-earned break.<br/><br/>Because she’s an active, energetic youngster, Oma would love a home with a fully fenced yard where she can safely run, play, and burn off some of that puppy energy. Cats are probably not her thing, as her playful enthusiasm would likely be a bit much for a feline friend.<br/><br/>Oma is spayed, up-to-date on vaccinations, microchipped, and ready to find either a new foster home or, even better, her forever family! If you're searching for a happy, affectionate, fun-filled companion who will keep you smiling every day, Oma is ready to steal your heart!<br/><br/>Apply to adopt Oma and see if this little dynamo is the missing piece your family has been waiting for.

Meet Oma!

If you’re looking for a fun-loving, toy-obsessed, always-ready-for-adventure sidekick, then Oma is your girl! This 4-month-old terrier mix weighs about 20 pounds now and is expected to grow into a beautiful 40lb adult.

Oma came to rescue with 19 other dogs from an overcrowded shelter, but you’d never know she had a rough start. She greets everyone with a wagging tail and an enthusiastic zest for life! This sweet, spirited pup loves making friends and would thrive with another playful dog who can match her energy while also helping teach her when playtime is over. She's being fostered with an older dog who simply can't keep up with her nonstop energy and playful antics.

Like any young puppy, Oma is still learning her manners. She’s currently working on leash training, house breaking, and would do best with older children who can appreciate her bouncy puppy enthusiasm.

One of Oma’s favorite things in the world? TOYS! Give this girl a basket full of toys and she’s in heaven. The

Meet Oma!

If you’re looking for a fun-loving, toy-obsessed, always-ready-for-adventure sidekick, then Oma is your girl! This 4-month-old terrier mix weighs about 20 pounds now and is expected to grow into a beautiful 40lb adult.

Oma came to rescue with 19 other dogs from an overcrowded shelter, but you’d never know she had a rough start. She greets everyone with a wagging tail and an enthusiastic zest for life! This sweet, spirited pup loves making friends and would thrive with another playful dog who can match her energy while also helping teach her when playtime is over. She's being fostered with an older dog who simply can't keep up with her nonstop energy and playful antics.

Like any young puppy, Oma is still learning her manners. She’s currently working on leash training, house breaking, and would do best with older children who can appreciate her bouncy puppy enthusiasm.

One of Oma’s favorite things in the world? TOYS! Give this girl a basket full of toys and she’s in heaven. They’re also great for keeping her entertained while the humans take a well-earned break.

Because she’s an active, energetic youngster, Oma would love a home with a fully fenced yard where she can safely run, play, and burn off some of that puppy energy. Cats are probably not her thing, as her playful enthusiasm would likely be a bit much for a feline friend.

Oma is spayed, up-to-da