Paige: Ready for the Good Life

Some dogs just seem to wake up happy — and Paige is definitely one of them.<br/><br/>At around 10 months to 1 year old, this 28-lb brindle terrier mix is all youthful energy, wagging tail, and goofy charm. Standing about two feet tall, Paige is the perfect medium-sized adventure buddy: big enough for hikes and playtime, but small enough to curl up comfortably when the day winds down.<br/><br/>Right now Paige is living in a foster home where she’s been doing great — especially with kids, who she absolutely loves. She’s also been very good with other dogs, happily joining in playtime and socializing like a pro.<br/><br/>And play is Paige’s specialty.<br/><br/>She currently has access to a big yard where she can stretch her legs, chase toys, and perform the occasional full-speed zoomie lap just for fun. She’s a bit of a goofball at heart, the kind of dog who might gallop around proudly with a stick twice her size or flop down dramatically after a particularly exciting game.<br/><br/>Despite her playful side, Paige is also a good walker on leash, which means she’s just as happy exploring the neighborhood or heading out for a walk with her people. No information on how she does with cats just yet, but she’s shown herself to be a social and adaptable pup so far.<br/><br/>Paige’s story is a bit of a mystery. She was initially adopted from a shelter, but later was surrendered to a different shelter in a nearby town. Thankfully, one of our rescue partners stepped in quickly and brought her into foster care — where it became clear that Paige is a wonderful dog who simply deserved a better chance.<br/><br/>Now she’s ready to find the home that she will never leave.<br/><br/>Paige would likely thrive with a family that enjoys an active, playful dog — people who enjoy a little silliness, appreciate a good game of fetch, and are ready to guide a young pup as she grows into the amazing adult dog she’s meant to be. A fenced yard would certainly be a bonus for this playful girl, but the most important thing is a family who appreciates a young dog’s joyful energy.<br/><br/>For more info on Paige or to apply to adopt her, call The Crossings Animal Society at (215) 321-4673 or email info@crossingsanimalsociety.org.

Some dogs just seem to wake up happy — and Paige is definitely one of them.

At around 10 months to 1 year old, this 28-lb brindle terrier mix is all youthful energy, wagging tail, and goofy charm. Standing about two feet tall, Paige is the perfect medium-sized adventure buddy: big enough for hikes and playtime, but small enough to curl up comfortably when the day winds down.

Right now Paige is living in a foster home where she’s been doing great — especially with kids, who she absolutely loves. She’s also been very good with other dogs, happily joining in playtime and socializing like a pro.

And play is Paige’s specialty.

She currently has access to a big yard where she can stretch her legs, chase toys, and perform the occasional full-speed zoomie lap just for fun. She’s a bit of a goofball at heart, the kind of dog who might gallop around proudly with a stick twice her size or flop down dramatically after a particularly exciting game.

Despite her playful side, Paige is also a goo

Some dogs just seem to wake up happy — and Paige is definitely one of them.

At around 10 months to 1 year old, this 28-lb brindle terrier mix is all youthful energy, wagging tail, and goofy charm. Standing about two feet tall, Paige is the perfect medium-sized adventure buddy: big enough for hikes and playtime, but small enough to curl up comfortably when the day winds down.

Right now Paige is living in a foster home where she’s been doing great — especially with kids, who she absolutely loves. She’s also been very good with other dogs, happily joining in playtime and socializing like a pro.

And play is Paige’s specialty.

She currently has access to a big yard where she can stretch her legs, chase toys, and perform the occasional full-speed zoomie lap just for fun. She’s a bit of a goofball at heart, the kind of dog who might gallop around proudly with a stick twice her size or flop down dramatically after a particularly exciting game.

Despite her playful side, Paige is also a good walker on leash, which means she’s just as happy exploring the neighborhood or heading out for a walk with her people. No information on how she does with cats just yet, but she’s shown herself to be a social and adaptable pup so far.

Paige’s story is a bit of a mystery. She was initially adopted from a shelter, but later was surrendered to a different shelter in a nearby town. Thankful