Puppy Lissa

Hi! I'm Lissa — a sweet, curious little girl ready to start my real life. <br/><br/>I'm about six months old, which means I'm right at that wonderful age where everything in the world feels new and exciting. Honestly, I'm still figuring a lot of things out. My foster family thinks I may not have had much experience out and about before, so I'm learning what leashes, walks, and everyday adventures are all about.<br/><br/>New sights, sounds, and loud noises can make me a little unsure at first, but I bounce back quickly. Once I realize I'm safe, my curiosity takes over and I'm ready to keep exploring. I just need someone patient to help me discover how fun life can be.<br/><br/>I do great with other dogs — big ones, small ones, all of them! Having a confident dog friend could really help show me the ropes. Think of me as a blank slate, just waiting for someone to teach me how wonderful it is to be a loved family dog.<br/><br/>Because I'm still quite young, I'll do best with adopters who have some puppy experience and understand how important this stage of life is. I need gentle exposure to the world — meeting new people, going new places, and learning that everything isn't so scary. Slow and steady wins the race with me.<br/><br/>I'm very clean in my kennel, though I may not be fully potty trained yet since I probably haven't spent much time living indoors. With consistency and kindness, I'm ready to learn! I haven't shown any jumpy or mouthy behavior so far, but as I get comfortable, you should expect normal puppy antics and growing confidence.<br/><br/>I'm not sure how I feel about young kids yet — I'm still learning my manners — so a home prepared to guide a young pup like me would be ideal.<br/><br/>What I really need is simple: love, patience, and someone willing to give me a fresh start. I promise to meet you with sweetness, curiosity, and a heart ready to grow.<br/><br/>Could you be the one to show me how amazing life can be? <br/><br/>You like this dog...now what? Please take 3-4 minutes and complete our application form at: https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/42179/generic. Our adoption team will quickly contact you by phone or email (watch your spam please) to see if it's a match!. If you are already approved to adopt, please contact your Adoption Counselor and they will help you set up a meeting. <br/><br/>You can also sponsor Lissa by clicking here. Your name will appear on this page as Lissa's sponsor and your donation will help pay for food, treats, toys, supplements and medical expenses. Lissa thanks you!<br/><br/>BAGSR is always in need of fosters. There is an overwhelming number of dogs who need our help and the more fosters we have, the more dogs we can save. BAGSR covers expenses, including food. Fosters provide the love and a soft place to crash. <br/>https://petstablished.com/foster_form/42405/generic

Hi! I'm Lissa — a sweet, curious little girl ready to start my real life.

I'm about six months old, which means I'm right at that wonderful age where everything in the world feels new and exciting. Honestly, I'm still figuring a lot of things out. My foster family thinks I may not have had much experience out and about before, so I'm learning what leashes, walks, and everyday adventures are all about.

New sights, sounds, and loud noises can make me a little unsure at first, but I bounce back quickly. Once I realize I'm safe, my curiosity takes over and I'm ready to keep exploring. I just need someone patient to help me discover how fun life can be.

I do great with other dogs — big ones, small ones, all of them! Having a confident dog friend could really help show me the ropes. Think of me as a blank slate, just waiting for someone to teach me how wonderful it is to be a loved family dog.

Because I'm still quite young, I'll do best with adopters who have some puppy experience and understan

Hi! I'm Lissa — a sweet, curious little girl ready to start my real life.

I'm about six months old, which means I'm right at that wonderful age where everything in the world feels new and exciting. Honestly, I'm still figuring a lot of things out. My foster family thinks I may not have had much experience out and about before, so I'm learning what leashes, walks, and everyday adventures are all about.

New sights, sounds, and loud noises can make me a little unsure at first, but I bounce back quickly. Once I realize I'm safe, my curiosity takes over and I'm ready to keep exploring. I just need someone patient to help me discover how fun life can be.

I do great with other dogs — big ones, small ones, all of them! Having a confident dog friend could really help show me the ropes. Think of me as a blank slate, just waiting for someone to teach me how wonderful it is to be a loved family dog.

Because I'm still quite young, I'll do best with adopters who have some puppy experience and understand how important this stage of life is. I need gentle exposure to the world — meeting new people, going new places, and learning that everything isn't so scary. Slow and steady wins the race with me.

I'm very clean in my kennel, though I may not be fully potty trained yet since I probably haven't spent much time living indoors. With consistency and kindness, I'm ready to learn! I haven't s