Sheeba

At just a year and a half old, this beautiful Husky mix is still discovering the world with the excitement of a puppy. Every walk is an adventure. Every toy is her favorite toy. Every person is a new best friend.<br/><br/>And every dog? Well...Sheeba assumes they're ready to play!<br/><br/>She absolutely adores other dogs and doesn't have an aggressive bone in her body. Her only "fault" is that she loves a little too enthusiastically. She has a big, goofy play style and doesn't always realize when another dog is ready for a break. She isn't being mean she simply hasn't mastered the art of taking a hint yet. She's still learning, and she's trying so hard.<br/><br/>That willingness to learn is one of the many things that makes Sheeba so special.<br/><br/>She attended obedience training, and has already learned sit, heel, and place, and she continues to impress everyone with how eager she is to please.<br/><br/>She recently attended the Recovery Walk in downtown Middlesboro, where she calmly met children and adults of all ages. She took in the music, the crowds, the excitement, and made everyone proud with her sweet, friendly personality. She truly loves people and wants nothing more than to be included.<br/><br/>At home, she is happy entertaining herself with a toy, playing a game of fetch, or spending time outside enjoying the fresh air. She isn't destructive, she's crate trained, sleeps quietly through the night, and simply enjoys being part of the family. She may dig the occasional hole, but that's just part of her adventurous spirit!<br/><br/>Sheeba would thrive with a family that has a fenced yard where she can stretch her legs during the day and then come inside to spend the evenings surrounded by the people she loves. She'd also do best with playful canine companions who enjoy her energetic styleor as the star of the show, soaking up all the love for herself.<br/><br/>What she needs now is the one thing she's never truly had...<br/><br/>A forever family.<br/><br/>A family who will laugh at her goofy personality, celebrate every new thing she learns, toss the ball one more time, and remind her every day that she is finally home.<br/><br/>Sheeba has so much life left to live and so much love left to give. All she's waiting for is someone to choose her.

At just a year and a half old, this beautiful Husky mix is still discovering the world with the excitement of a puppy. Every walk is an adventure. Every toy is her favorite toy. Every person is a new best friend.

And every dog? Well...Sheeba assumes they're ready to play!

She absolutely adores other dogs and doesn't have an aggressive bone in her body. Her only "fault" is that she loves a little too enthusiastically. She has a big, goofy play style and doesn't always realize when another dog is ready for a break. She isn't being mean she simply hasn't mastered the art of taking a hint yet. She's still learning, and she's trying so hard.

That willingness to learn is one of the many things that makes Sheeba so special.

She attended obedience training, and has already learned sit, heel, and place, and she continues to impress everyone with how eager she is to please.

She recently attended the Recovery Walk in downtown Middlesboro, where she calmly met children and adults of all ages.

At just a year and a half old, this beautiful Husky mix is still discovering the world with the excitement of a puppy. Every walk is an adventure. Every toy is her favorite toy. Every person is a new best friend.

And every dog? Well...Sheeba assumes they're ready to play!

She absolutely adores other dogs and doesn't have an aggressive bone in her body. Her only "fault" is that she loves a little too enthusiastically. She has a big, goofy play style and doesn't always realize when another dog is ready for a break. She isn't being mean she simply hasn't mastered the art of taking a hint yet. She's still learning, and she's trying so hard.

That willingness to learn is one of the many things that makes Sheeba so special.

She attended obedience training, and has already learned sit, heel, and place, and she continues to impress everyone with how eager she is to please.

She recently attended the Recovery Walk in downtown Middlesboro, where she calmly met children and adults of all ages. She took in the music, the crowds, the excitement, and made everyone proud with her sweet, friendly personality. She truly loves people and wants nothing more than to be included.

At home, she is happy entertaining herself with a toy, playing a game of fetch, or spending time outside enjoying the fresh air. She isn't destructive, she's crate trained, sleeps quietly through the night, and