Thea

Thea is such a resilient sweetheart who hasn't let her misfortune dim her shine. She has a loving and happy personality and is a dog that is easy to live with. <br/><br/>*** Because she is missing a front leg, she will do best in a home without a lot of stairs to navigate. She also needs a fenced yard please. ***<br/><br/>Thea had a loving home since she was a puppy, but a year ago, her owner rehomed her during a divorce and Thea landed with an elderly person who hoards dogs. Thea lived in that home for the past year and when the elderly owner went into assisted living, there were 10 dogs of all sizes living in squalor in the home. We were asked to help Thea and some of the other dogs. Sadly, Thea had a broken leg from an unknown cause. The leg needed to be amputated but she is adjusting to being a tripod very well! She is also so grateful to be in a foster home with a soft bed, clean surroundings, and regular care. <br/><br/>- 50 pounds and approximately 5.5 years old<br/><br/>- Possibly a Boxer/American Staffordshire mix. She has a shorter nose on that adorable little boxy face of hers. <br/><br/>- Medium energy level that still loves to play with toys and get her short walk in.<br/><br/>- Good with other dogs and has lived with both large and small dogs of both sexes. <br/><br/>- Good with children and has previously lived with an infant and young children in her original how and was always very loving and tolerant. <br/><br/>- Polite meeting an angry cat and did not chase when the cat ran away.<br/><br/>- Crate trained<br/><br/>- Potty trained<br/><br/>- Would be happy with short walks in the neighborhood. She may not be a dog that can go longer distances due to missing her front leg. But she hops around well for shorter distances. She can still jump into a vehicle to go places. She could very well be a happy homebody dog for someone that can only offer short walks near their home. <br/><br/>- Not reactive on leash<br/><br/>- Quiet and not vocal<br/><br/>- Enjoys cuddling and lounging around on soft beds and the couch<br/><br/>Thea is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, heartworm tested negative and current on flea/tick/heartworm prevention. Her adoption fee includes a free wellness exam at one of our partner veterinary clinics in Oregon City, Milwaukie, Tualatin or Portland. <br/><br/>$150 adoption fee<br/><br/>Fostered in Vancouver, Washington with a dog trainer<br/><br/>APPLY TO ADOPT THEA ON OUR WEBSITE: WWW.AGAVEDOGS.ORG

Thea is such a resilient sweetheart who hasn't let her misfortune dim her shine. She has a loving and happy personality and is a dog that is easy to live with.

*** Because she is missing a front leg, she will do best in a home without a lot of stairs to navigate. She also needs a fenced yard please. ***

Thea had a loving home since she was a puppy, but a year ago, her owner rehomed her during a divorce and Thea landed with an elderly person who hoards dogs. Thea lived in that home for the past year and when the elderly owner went into assisted living, there were 10 dogs of all sizes living in squalor in the home. We were asked to help Thea and some of the other dogs. Sadly, Thea had a broken leg from an unknown cause. The leg needed to be amputated but she is adjusting to being a tripod very well! She is also so grateful to be in a foster home with a soft bed, clean surroundings, and regular care.

- 50 pounds and approximately 5.5 years old

- Possibly a Boxer/American Staffordshire mix.

Thea is such a resilient sweetheart who hasn't let her misfortune dim her shine. She has a loving and happy personality and is a dog that is easy to live with.

*** Because she is missing a front leg, she will do best in a home without a lot of stairs to navigate. She also needs a fenced yard please. ***

Thea had a loving home since she was a puppy, but a year ago, her owner rehomed her during a divorce and Thea landed with an elderly person who hoards dogs. Thea lived in that home for the past year and when the elderly owner went into assisted living, there were 10 dogs of all sizes living in squalor in the home. We were asked to help Thea and some of the other dogs. Sadly, Thea had a broken leg from an unknown cause. The leg needed to be amputated but she is adjusting to being a tripod very well! She is also so grateful to be in a foster home with a soft bed, clean surroundings, and regular care.

- 50 pounds and approximately 5.5 years old

- Possibly a Boxer/American Staffordshire mix. She has a shorter nose on that adorable little boxy face of hers.

- Medium energy level that still loves to play with toys and get her short walk in.

- Good with other dogs and has lived with both large and small dogs of both sexes.

- Good with children and has previously lived with an infant and young children in her original how and was always very loving and toleran