Pup pup

Here comes Pup Pup!<br/>A pup so nice, you gotta say it twice!<br/>Pup Pup is approximately 4.5 years old and weighs 50 pounds. You might say she looks like any other dog! You would be wrong! She is quite special in her own ways!<br/>Pup Pup is a very sweet and special girl looking for a special home. She has something that not all dogs have: an overwhelming desire for companionship with other animals. Pup Pup truly needs other animals around her to thrive. While she could exist in a home as an only pet, it truly would not be a home in which she would feel at ease.<br/>Pup Pup has great love and need for other dogs and also finds comfort in having feline friends as well. Pup Pup is very timid with new people, places, things, and situations. The best way to combat that is for her to have an animal companion beside her to help her feel safe and confident.<br/>Pup Pup is potty trained, accustomed to being kenneled at home and on car rides, and will walk nicely on leash (although will need continued practice getting "dressed" with collar and leash as she is touch shy at first)! Pup Pup knows how to sit but is often afraid of being asked!<br/>Due to her distaste for fast movements and disinterest in snuggles, a home with older teens and adults only will be most appropriate for Pup Pup! She doesn't dislike children, but her preference for slow and steady simply won't align with a child's expectations for a family pet!<br/>Pup Pup has been in her current foster home for 6 months while she received treatment for heartworms, and in that time, she befriended a dozen other dogs, two cats, and two humans! All she asks is that her forever home gives her the space and the time to understand she is safe in a new environment. Once she settles in, she is a priceless gem of a dog.<br/>Her fosters are having quite a hard time giving her up and hope to impress upon any potential new homes just how wonderful of a dog she truly is!<br/><br/>Thank you for choosing SandiPaws Rescue. Please visit our site at https://www.sandipaws.org to fill out an application to adopt. You can find information for volunteering and donations on our site as well.

Here comes Pup Pup!
A pup so nice, you gotta say it twice!
Pup Pup is approximately 4.5 years old and weighs 50 pounds. You might say she looks like any other dog! You would be wrong! She is quite special in her own ways!
Pup Pup is a very sweet and special girl looking for a special home. She has something that not all dogs have: an overwhelming desire for companionship with other animals. Pup Pup truly needs other animals around her to thrive. While she could exist in a home as an only pet, it truly would not be a home in which she would feel at ease.
Pup Pup has great love and need for other dogs and also finds comfort in having feline friends as well. Pup Pup is very timid with new people, places, things, and situations. The best way to combat that is for her to have an animal companion beside her to help her feel safe and confident.
Pup Pup is potty trained, accustomed to being kenneled at home and on car rides, and will walk nicely on leash (although will need continued practice getting "dressed" wi

Here comes Pup Pup!
A pup so nice, you gotta say it twice!
Pup Pup is approximately 4.5 years old and weighs 50 pounds. You might say she looks like any other dog! You would be wrong! She is quite special in her own ways!
Pup Pup is a very sweet and special girl looking for a special home. She has something that not all dogs have: an overwhelming desire for companionship with other animals. Pup Pup truly needs other animals around her to thrive. While she could exist in a home as an only pet, it truly would not be a home in which she would feel at ease.
Pup Pup has great love and need for other dogs and also finds comfort in having feline friends as well. Pup Pup is very timid with new people, places, things, and situations. The best way to combat that is for her to have an animal companion beside her to help her feel safe and confident.
Pup Pup is potty trained, accustomed to being kenneled at home and on car rides, and will walk nicely on leash (although will need continued practice getting "dressed" with collar and leash as she is touch shy at first)! Pup Pup knows how to sit but is often afraid of being asked!
Due to her distaste for fast movements and disinterest in snuggles, a home with older teens and adults only will be most appropriate for Pup Pup! She doesn't dislike children, but her preference for slow and steady simply won't align with a child's expectations for a family pet!