Rosie

Come say 'hi' to Rosie Roo! This spitfire of a dog has a lot of love to give and a lot of energy to burn! As a previous farm dog, Rosie would love a job to do. She is smart, quick on her feet and has a big personality. Some of her favorite activities include: having endless zoomies, pulling squeakers out of soft toys and learning new skills. Rosie warms up quickly to everyone that she meets and loves making new friends! She seems to want to make some dog friends but doesn't have the best social skills, so she would do best as an only dog in the home. She does however have the potential to live with dog-savvy cats and, given her sweet demeanor, will likely do well with dog-savvy children. Children in the home should be 10 years or older.

Come say 'hi' to Rosie Roo! This spitfire of a dog has a lot of love to give and a lot of energy to burn! As a previous farm dog, Rosie would love a job to do. She is smart, quick on her feet and has a big personality. Some of her favorite activities include: having endless zoomies, pulling squeakers out of soft toys and learning new skills. Rosie warms up quickly to everyone that she meets and loves making new friends! She seems to want to make some dog friends but doesn't have the best social skills, so she would do best as an only dog in the home. She does however have the potential to live with dog-savvy cats and, given her sweet demeanor, will likely do well with dog-savvy children. Children in the home should be 10 years or older.

Come say 'hi' to Rosie Roo! This spitfire of a dog has a lot of love to give and a lot of energy to burn! As a previous farm dog, Rosie would love a job to do. She is smart, quick on her feet and has a big personality. Some of her favorite activities include: having endless zoomies, pulling squeakers out of soft toys and learning new skills. Rosie warms up quickly to everyone that she meets and loves making new friends! She seems to want to make some dog friends but doesn't have the best social skills, so she would do best as an only dog in the home. She does however have the potential to live with dog-savvy cats and, given her sweet demeanor, will likely do well with dog-savvy children. Children in the home should be 10 years or older.