Smiley

Meet Smiley!<br/>Smiley came into the shelter on April 27th as a surrender due to too many animals in one house.<br/>Smiley is still a scaredy-cat when it comes to new people. However, she will let people go into her kennel and pet/ interact with her. She is fantastic in her play groups and has gotten along with many of our other dogs. She has also previously lived with a cat but may not be the best for a house with small children. She is also a pretty good leash walker and looks forward to walks<br/>with familiar faces. <br/>Smiley has always been a tidy girl and keeps a spotless kennel. She is well potty trained and will even go into her own kennel in the evenings when she gets an established routine. She loves to eat her peanut butter Kongs in the evenings and won't say no to Pupperonis or a chicken nugget either. <br/>Our staff says that some of their favorite things about Smiley are that she has an endearing smile accompanied by a soft tail wag, and she will paw you to ask for attention in the gentlest way she knows how. She is also willing to wait her turn for snuggles and cries with excitement when she knows it's her turn to play.<br/>Come meet Smiley today at the Alpine Animal Services Shelter, 2900 Old Marathon Hwy Alpine, TX 79830.

Meet Smiley!
Smiley came into the shelter on April 27th as a surrender due to too many animals in one house.
Smiley is still a scaredy-cat when it comes to new people. However, she will let people go into her kennel and pet/ interact with her. She is fantastic in her play groups and has gotten along with many of our other dogs. She has also previously lived with a cat but may not be the best for a house with small children. She is also a pretty good leash walker and looks forward to walks
with familiar faces.
Smiley has always been a tidy girl and keeps a spotless kennel. She is well potty trained and will even go into her own kennel in the evenings when she gets an established routine. She loves to eat her peanut butter Kongs in the evenings and won't say no to Pupperonis or a chicken nugget either.
Our staff says that some of their favorite things about Smiley are that she has an endearing smile accompanied by a soft tail wag, and she will paw you to ask for attention in the gentlest way she knows how

Meet Smiley!
Smiley came into the shelter on April 27th as a surrender due to too many animals in one house.
Smiley is still a scaredy-cat when it comes to new people. However, she will let people go into her kennel and pet/ interact with her. She is fantastic in her play groups and has gotten along with many of our other dogs. She has also previously lived with a cat but may not be the best for a house with small children. She is also a pretty good leash walker and looks forward to walks
with familiar faces.
Smiley has always been a tidy girl and keeps a spotless kennel. She is well potty trained and will even go into her own kennel in the evenings when she gets an established routine. She loves to eat her peanut butter Kongs in the evenings and won't say no to Pupperonis or a chicken nugget either.
Our staff says that some of their favorite things about Smiley are that she has an endearing smile accompanied by a soft tail wag, and she will paw you to ask for attention in the gentlest way she knows how. She is also willing to wait her turn for snuggles and cries with excitement when she knows it's her turn to play.
Come meet Smiley today at the Alpine Animal Services Shelter, 2900 Old Marathon Hwy Alpine, TX 79830.