Queenie

Meet Queenie<br/><br/>Calling all Cattle Dog and working-breed people — you’re going to love this girl.<br/><br/>Queenie is 2 years old, 30 pounds, and she has that unmistakable working-dog devotion to her people. She isn't interested in being everybody’s dog. She wants to be your dog.<br/><br/>She gets along great with other dogs and can happily share her world with them, but dogs aren't the center of Queenie’s universe. People are. Take her to a field full of dogs and chances are she’ll check in with you before deciding what everyone else is doing.<br/><br/>For the right person, that kind of connection is exactly why you fall in love with these breeds.<br/><br/>We can picture Queenie living her best life with someone who wants a dog beside them for all of it — morning coffee, miles of trails, weekends in the mountains, trips to the coast, camping, road trips and afternoons at home on the couch when nobody feels like going anywhere.<br/><br/>She’s active and curious without being an excessively high-drive dog. She wants to get outside and explore, but she doesn’t need you to entertain her every waking minute. Give her a good walk or hike, let her use her brain, include her in your day, and she’s perfectly content coming home and settling in with you.<br/><br/>And at 30 pounds, Queenie is a fantastic size for that lifestyle. She’s big enough to hit the trails and small enough to easily load into the car and take just about anywhere.<br/><br/>We think Queenie would be especially wonderful with a single person or couple who knows working breeds and wants that close relationship with their dog. She isn't looking for a huge social calendar. She’s looking for her people, a life that includes her, and preferably a spot in the car whenever you grab the keys.<br/><br/>If your idea of a great dog is smart, sensitive, loyal, outdoorsy and completely invested in being part of your life, Queenie deserves a look.<br/><br/>She’s ready to trade Southern California for her next great adventure — and we have a feeling her person might be waiting somewhere north of here.<br/><br/>To learn more about Queenie or schedule a meet-and-greet, call or text Soulshine Dog Rescue at 619-919-6937. https://www.instagram.com/p/Db1N_Paheca/

Meet Queenie

Calling all Cattle Dog and working-breed people — you’re going to love this girl.

Queenie is 2 years old, 30 pounds, and she has that unmistakable working-dog devotion to her people. She isn't interested in being everybody’s dog. She wants to be your dog.

She gets along great with other dogs and can happily share her world with them, but dogs aren't the center of Queenie’s universe. People are. Take her to a field full of dogs and chances are she’ll check in with you before deciding what everyone else is doing.

For the right person, that kind of connection is exactly why you fall in love with these breeds.

We can picture Queenie living her best life with someone who wants a dog beside them for all of it — morning coffee, miles of trails, weekends in the mountains, trips to the coast, camping, road trips and afternoons at home on the couch when nobody feels like going anywhere.

She’s active and curious without being an excessively high-drive dog. She wants to

Meet Queenie

Calling all Cattle Dog and working-breed people — you’re going to love this girl.

Queenie is 2 years old, 30 pounds, and she has that unmistakable working-dog devotion to her people. She isn't interested in being everybody’s dog. She wants to be your dog.

She gets along great with other dogs and can happily share her world with them, but dogs aren't the center of Queenie’s universe. People are. Take her to a field full of dogs and chances are she’ll check in with you before deciding what everyone else is doing.

For the right person, that kind of connection is exactly why you fall in love with these breeds.

We can picture Queenie living her best life with someone who wants a dog beside them for all of it — morning coffee, miles of trails, weekends in the mountains, trips to the coast, camping, road trips and afternoons at home on the couch when nobody feels like going anywhere.

She’s active and curious without being an excessively high-drive dog. She wants to get outside and explore, but she doesn’t need you to entertain her every waking minute. Give her a good walk or hike, let her use her brain, include her in your day, and she’s perfectly content coming home and settling in with you.

And at 30 pounds, Queenie is a fantastic size for that lifestyle. She’s big enough to hit the trails and small enough to easily load into the car and take just