Tammy

Tammy is a charming senior girl who has lived a full life and knows exactly what she wants from the next chapter: a couch, a person, and the freedom to enjoy both without competition.<br/><br/>She is affectionate, loyal, and very clear that her human is hers. Tammy is not looking to share her home with another dog, and she is not interested in becoming the family camp mascot while every relative brings a dog along. She would much rather stay home, settle into her favorite spot, and keep life simple.<br/><br/>That means Tammy needs a dog-free home and people who are willing to protect her space. If Uncle Earl visits once a year with his dog, Tammy should not be expected to make accommodations.<br/><br/>She has earned the right to live the rest of her life on her own terms. For the right person, that means one deeply devoted senior girl, one well-claimed couch, and no confusion about where you stand.<br/><br/>Fostered in Riverside, CA

Tammy is a charming senior girl who has lived a full life and knows exactly what she wants from the next chapter: a couch, a person, and the freedom to enjoy both without competition.

She is affectionate, loyal, and very clear that her human is hers. Tammy is not looking to share her home with another dog, and she is not interested in becoming the family camp mascot while every relative brings a dog along. She would much rather stay home, settle into her favorite spot, and keep life simple.

That means Tammy needs a dog-free home and people who are willing to protect her space. If Uncle Earl visits once a year with his dog, Tammy should not be expected to make accommodations.

She has earned the right to live the rest of her life on her own terms. For the right person, that means one deeply devoted senior girl, one well-claimed couch, and no confusion about where you stand.

Fostered in Riverside, CA

Tammy is a charming senior girl who has lived a full life and knows exactly what she wants from the next chapter: a couch, a person, and the freedom to enjoy both without competition.

She is affectionate, loyal, and very clear that her human is hers. Tammy is not looking to share her home with another dog, and she is not interested in becoming the family camp mascot while every relative brings a dog along. She would much rather stay home, settle into her favorite spot, and keep life simple.

That means Tammy needs a dog-free home and people who are willing to protect her space. If Uncle Earl visits once a year with his dog, Tammy should not be expected to make accommodations.

She has earned the right to live the rest of her life on her own terms. For the right person, that means one deeply devoted senior girl, one well-claimed couch, and no confusion about where you stand.

Fostered in Riverside, CA