Rain

Rain is a gentle, observant girl who is still figuring out the world around her. After being found living in a cemetery in Compton with several other dogs, new people and situations can still feel a little unfamiliar, but she's making progress every day.<br/><br/>She does well with other dogs and has also spent time around kids. Rain may not approach right away, but she's comfortable watching from a distance and taking things in at her own pace.<br/><br/>Because of her past, Rain will need a very secure home and yard. She can be an escape risk when she feels unsure, so secure fencing and close supervision will be important. She would do best with a patient adopter who can give her the time, structure, and reassurance she needs while she continues building confidence.

Rain is a gentle, observant girl who is still figuring out the world around her. After being found living in a cemetery in Compton with several other dogs, new people and situations can still feel a little unfamiliar, but she's making progress every day.

She does well with other dogs and has also spent time around kids. Rain may not approach right away, but she's comfortable watching from a distance and taking things in at her own pace.

Because of her past, Rain will need a very secure home and yard. She can be an escape risk when she feels unsure, so secure fencing and close supervision will be important. She would do best with a patient adopter who can give her the time, structure, and reassurance she needs while she continues building confidence.

Rain is a gentle, observant girl who is still figuring out the world around her. After being found living in a cemetery in Compton with several other dogs, new people and situations can still feel a little unfamiliar, but she's making progress every day.

She does well with other dogs and has also spent time around kids. Rain may not approach right away, but she's comfortable watching from a distance and taking things in at her own pace.

Because of her past, Rain will need a very secure home and yard. She can be an escape risk when she feels unsure, so secure fencing and close supervision will be important. She would do best with a patient adopter who can give her the time, structure, and reassurance she needs while she continues building confidence.