Scarlett

Scarlett, our 10 month old 45 pound Belgian Malinois mix, is so happy to be done with her inflatable collar. Sure, Scarlett looked great in a cone and she really pulled off leg bandages (very "80's aerobics class"), but she feels best when you can see her whole beautiful self. <br/><br/>Found stray, we suspect Scarlett must have been attacked by other animals. She had multiple deep wounds on her front legs and was combating infections. The shelter needed our help and Scarlett needed somewhere to heal. We've been through about 10000 bandage changes together and Scarlett has been a perfect patient throughout. Scarlett would just stand there sweetly, licking some peanut butter, while we flushed her wounds and put on new dressings. FINALLY healed, we're so excited to find this lovely dog a forever home.<br/><br/>Like most sheppy puppies, Scarlett is smart and food motivated. She is playful and active and has even joined her foster family on several runs. Scarlett is eager to learn how to be a good dog. She is mostly leash trained, but is very tempted by squirrels. Scarlett is potty trained and good in her crate (although she would admittedly prefer to be where the action is). She is very friendly but can be wary of new people coming into her home. Once proven they aren't murders, Scarlett is happy to shower them with kisses. <br/><br/>Scarlett would do great in a home with another playful dog or one with access to other dogs that want to play. Although we have not seen her with cats, Scarlett wants to chase them outside, so a slow introduction would be recommended. Scarlett likely would be fine with older kids; she's still learning not to jump up, so small kids are not recommended. <br/><br/>Scarlett is heartworm negative and current on her flea and heartworm preventatives.<br/><br/>Have you been searching for a running/hiking/adventure buddy? Scarlett has been searching too! Maybe you should meet....apply to adopt at www.stumptownstrays.org

Scarlett, our 10 month old 45 pound Belgian Malinois mix, is so happy to be done with her inflatable collar. Sure, Scarlett looked great in a cone and she really pulled off leg bandages (very "80's aerobics class"), but she feels best when you can see her whole beautiful self.

Found stray, we suspect Scarlett must have been attacked by other animals. She had multiple deep wounds on her front legs and was combating infections. The shelter needed our help and Scarlett needed somewhere to heal. We've been through about 10000 bandage changes together and Scarlett has been a perfect patient throughout. Scarlett would just stand there sweetly, licking some peanut butter, while we flushed her wounds and put on new dressings. FINALLY healed, we're so excited to find this lovely dog a forever home.

Like most sheppy puppies, Scarlett is smart and food motivated. She is playful and active and has even joined her foster family on several runs. Scarlett is eager to learn how to be a good dog. She is mostly lea

Scarlett, our 10 month old 45 pound Belgian Malinois mix, is so happy to be done with her inflatable collar. Sure, Scarlett looked great in a cone and she really pulled off leg bandages (very "80's aerobics class"), but she feels best when you can see her whole beautiful self.

Found stray, we suspect Scarlett must have been attacked by other animals. She had multiple deep wounds on her front legs and was combating infections. The shelter needed our help and Scarlett needed somewhere to heal. We've been through about 10000 bandage changes together and Scarlett has been a perfect patient throughout. Scarlett would just stand there sweetly, licking some peanut butter, while we flushed her wounds and put on new dressings. FINALLY healed, we're so excited to find this lovely dog a forever home.

Like most sheppy puppies, Scarlett is smart and food motivated. She is playful and active and has even joined her foster family on several runs. Scarlett is eager to learn how to be a good dog. She is mostly leash trained, but is very tempted by squirrels. Scarlett is potty trained and good in her crate (although she would admittedly prefer to be where the action is). She is very friendly but can be wary of new people coming into her home. Once proven they aren't murders, Scarlett is happy to shower them with kisses.

Scarlett would do great in a home with another playful dog or one with ac