Sirena Shih Tzu Ramona, CA

Meet Sirena!

12-year-old Sirena came to us from San Diego Humane Society. This poor girl entered the shelter with a filthy matted coat containing leaves, twigs, and feces. Initially, the shelter staff thought she didn't have a right eye, only to discover it was sealed shut!

We discovered that Sirena also had a very large bladder stone, which was removed surgically on June 26th.

Thankfully, Sirena is now recovering in the comfort of a home as part of a two-week Frosted Fling.

Here's what we've learned about Sirena from her Fling Mom:

Darling little Sirena is ready to find her soft landing. She may be a little wobbly and a little cloudy-eyed, but her heart is pure gold.

Sirena has vision impairment-one eye is not visual, and the other has a cataract-but that doesn't stop her from navigating to her bed or food with determination and grace. She might bump into a few things along the way, but she always finds her cozy spot and mealtime with no trouble.

Sirena is calm, gentle, and so lovable. She moves slowly, with a bit of a weak back end, but she's a trooper-if she slips, she pops right back up and keeps going.

Sirena LOVES to eat. She takes treats gently. Eye drops are no big deal for her, and she'll take a pill with ease when tucked in a pill pocket.

At bedtime, Sirena takes a bit settle in, but once she's down, she sleeps through the night like a champ. She's not a fan of the crate, so she's been doing well in a baby-gated area where she can stay safe and comfy.

Sirena gets along just fine with other calm dogs-she simply toddles past them on her way to her next sunny nap. Speaking of sun... it's her favorite thing in the world. If there's a sunny patch outside, that's where you'll find her.

Sirena is looking for a peaceful, patient home where she can spend her golden years being adored. If you have a heart for seniors and a soft spot for the underdog, Sirena might just be your perfect match.

To meet Sirena, please email placement@frostedfacesfoundation.org