Pipi Poppins V30

Five Years Is Far Too Long <br/><br/>Meet Pippi.<br/><br/>Pippi is an 8-year-old, 47-pound sweetheart who has spent an unbelievable amount of her life waiting for someone to choose her. She has been in boarding since February 7, 2021. That's more than five years of watching other dogs leave while she stays behind.<br/><br/>Despite everything, Pippi hasn't given up.<br/><br/>She is a graduate of our Canine Good Citizen program and is one of the most well-trained dogs in our rescue. She knows sit, place, leave it, shake, and drop it. She loves her people, loves her toys, and absolutely lights up when a ball comes out.<br/><br/>Pippi is fully house-trained and would thrive in a home where she can finally be part of a family. She adores her people and does well with male dogs, but she needs a home without female dogs or cats.<br/><br/>Like many dogs who have spent years in a kennel environment, Pippi can get excited when she sees squirrels, cats, or bikes on walks. She has worked extensively with trainers and continues to make progress. What she really needs now is a chance to practice all those skills in a home of her own.<br/><br/>Think about it. Since 2021, Pippi has watched seasons change, holidays come and go, puppies grow up, and hundreds of other dogs find families. Through it all, she has waited.<br/><br/>And waited.<br/><br/>And waited.<br/><br/>We know her person is out there.<br/><br/> Canine Good Citizen Graduate<br/> House-Trained<br/> Loves People<br/> Does Well With Male Dogs<br/> Loves Toys and Fetch<br/> Ready for a Real Home<br/> No Female Dogs<br/> No Cats<br/><br/>Pippi has done everything we've asked of her. She has learned, grown, trained, and waited patiently.<br/><br/>Now it's our turn to help her find what she's been missing for far too long: a family.<br/><br/>If you can't adopt, please consider fostering. Even a temporary home would mean more to Pippi than you can imagine.<br/><br/> adopt@dallasdogrrr.org<br/><br/>Let's make sure Pippi doesn't spend another year waiting.

Five Years Is Far Too Long

Meet Pippi.

Pippi is an 8-year-old, 47-pound sweetheart who has spent an unbelievable amount of her life waiting for someone to choose her. She has been in boarding since February 7, 2021. That's more than five years of watching other dogs leave while she stays behind.

Despite everything, Pippi hasn't given up.

She is a graduate of our Canine Good Citizen program and is one of the most well-trained dogs in our rescue. She knows sit, place, leave it, shake, and drop it. She loves her people, loves her toys, and absolutely lights up when a ball comes out.

Pippi is fully house-trained and would thrive in a home where she can finally be part of a family. She adores her people and does well with male dogs, but she needs a home without female dogs or cats.

Like many dogs who have spent years in a kennel environment, Pippi can get excited when she sees squirrels, cats, or bikes on walks. She has worked extensively with trainers and continues to make p

Five Years Is Far Too Long

Meet Pippi.

Pippi is an 8-year-old, 47-pound sweetheart who has spent an unbelievable amount of her life waiting for someone to choose her. She has been in boarding since February 7, 2021. That's more than five years of watching other dogs leave while she stays behind.

Despite everything, Pippi hasn't given up.

She is a graduate of our Canine Good Citizen program and is one of the most well-trained dogs in our rescue. She knows sit, place, leave it, shake, and drop it. She loves her people, loves her toys, and absolutely lights up when a ball comes out.

Pippi is fully house-trained and would thrive in a home where she can finally be part of a family. She adores her people and does well with male dogs, but she needs a home without female dogs or cats.

Like many dogs who have spent years in a kennel environment, Pippi can get excited when she sees squirrels, cats, or bikes on walks. She has worked extensively with trainers and continues to make progress. What she really needs now is a chance to practice all those skills in a home of her own.

Think about it. Since 2021, Pippi has watched seasons change, holidays come and go, puppies grow up, and hundreds of other dogs find families. Through it all, she has waited.

And waited.

And waited.

We know her person is out there.

Canine Good Citizen Grad