Siggis IN FOSTER

?? A week with Siggis ??<br/><br/>I had the pleasure of fostering the sweetest girl named Siggis through Zeus Rescue here in New Orleans, and she completely melted my heart. She’s like a soft little teddy bear, always happy to see you, tail wagging, ready to greet you with love when you walk through the door.<br/><br/>She loves playing fetch (with balls or stuffed animals-she doesn’t discriminate!) and is perfectly content just being near you. She’s housebroken, good on walks once she gets going, and happiest curled up right beside you, especially if she gets to sleep in bed with you.<br/><br/>Siggis is such a loyal, affectionate soul and is ready to find her forever person. If you’re looking for a companion who will love you endlessly, check out Zeus Rescue and ask about Siggis. She deserves the best home. ??<br/><br/>Meet Siggis — a 4-year-old lab mix with the sweetest soul and a story that comes full circle.<br/>Siggis was actually born right here at Zeus’ Rescues after her mom, pregnant and scared, was brought to us from another shelter. She and her littermates were all adopted as puppies, but recently, through no fault of her own, Siggis found herself back in our care.<br/>Understandably, she’s been confused and unsure, but with patience and love from our volunteers and staff, she’s beginning to come out of her shell again. She now enjoys short walks but always hurries back to the comfort of her kennel — her safe place for now.<br/>Siggis is fully potty trained, loves to chase tennis balls, and simply wants to be near her person. She’s not much for toys, but she’s big on loyalty and quiet companionship.<br/>We’re looking for a foster or forever home where she can regain her confidence and rediscover what it means to be loved.<br/>Her adoption fee is only $50 right now — please complete the online application if you’d like to give Siggis her second chance at a forever home.

?? A week with Siggis ??

I had the pleasure of fostering the sweetest girl named Siggis through Zeus Rescue here in New Orleans, and she completely melted my heart. She’s like a soft little teddy bear, always happy to see you, tail wagging, ready to greet you with love when you walk through the door.

She loves playing fetch (with balls or stuffed animals-she doesn’t discriminate!) and is perfectly content just being near you. She’s housebroken, good on walks once she gets going, and happiest curled up right beside you, especially if she gets to sleep in bed with you.

Siggis is such a loyal, affectionate soul and is ready to find her forever person. If you’re looking for a companion who will love you endlessly, check out Zeus Rescue and ask about Siggis. She deserves the best home. ??

Meet Siggis — a 4-year-old lab mix with the sweetest soul and a story that comes full circle.
Siggis was actually born right here at Zeus’ Rescues after her mom, pregnant and scared, was brought to us from

?? A week with Siggis ??

I had the pleasure of fostering the sweetest girl named Siggis through Zeus Rescue here in New Orleans, and she completely melted my heart. She’s like a soft little teddy bear, always happy to see you, tail wagging, ready to greet you with love when you walk through the door.

She loves playing fetch (with balls or stuffed animals-she doesn’t discriminate!) and is perfectly content just being near you. She’s housebroken, good on walks once she gets going, and happiest curled up right beside you, especially if she gets to sleep in bed with you.

Siggis is such a loyal, affectionate soul and is ready to find her forever person. If you’re looking for a companion who will love you endlessly, check out Zeus Rescue and ask about Siggis. She deserves the best home. ??

Meet Siggis — a 4-year-old lab mix with the sweetest soul and a story that comes full circle.
Siggis was actually born right here at Zeus’ Rescues after her mom, pregnant and scared, was brought to us from another shelter. She and her littermates were all adopted as puppies, but recently, through no fault of her own, Siggis found herself back in our care.
Understandably, she’s been confused and unsure, but with patience and love from our volunteers and staff, she’s beginning to come out of her shell again. She now enjoys short walks but always hurries back to the comfort of her kennel — her saf