Verna

Name: Verna<br/>Breed: Poodle<br/>Sex: Spayed Female<br/>Age: 4 years<br/>Weight: 18 lbs<br/>Animal Number: 4607<br/><br/>Calm, Sweet, Loving<br/><br/>Good with dogs? Yes, she does well with other dogs, on and off leash. She is happy to greet new dogs. She enjoys the 25 lb dog in her foster home and may be a bit overwhelmed by big dogs.<br/><br/>Good with cats? Not Tested, but she is very calm and may do fine with cats, following a slow, proper introduction.<br/><br/>Good with kids? Not Tested, but she will likely do fine with kids.<br/><br/>Energy level: Low. She is a morning dog and sometimes has zoomies first thing, but is mostly content sleeping on the couch or dog bed the rest of the day. She loves being outside and prefers a casual stroll while she sniffs the neighborhood over a brisk walk. She may stop and roll happily in the grass. She is not very interested in toys.<br/><br/>Animal Characteristics: Verna is a calm, sweet, loving dog. She is a little shy at first, but loves pets and attention, and really enjoys meeting new people when they are sitting down and on her level! She loves keeping you company. Verna does not need to be crated and prefers a comfy dog bed at night. She is potty trained and fine with riding in a car. She appreciates companionship when she encounters new situations as her world opens up with happy new possibilities. Sweet Verna spent her early years as a breeding mama, so while she is young, she has an old soul. She is ready to relax and be loved as someone's very own baby in her forever home!<br/><br/>Please learn more about the adoption process and fill out an application at www.pawsco.org/adopt/adoption-process. You can also contact my friends at PawsCo at adopt@pawscoadoptions.org if you have questions. I look forward to meeting you!

Name: Verna
Breed: Poodle
Sex: Spayed Female
Age: 4 years
Weight: 18 lbs
Animal Number: 4607

Calm, Sweet, Loving

Good with dogs? Yes, she does well with other dogs, on and off leash. She is happy to greet new dogs. She enjoys the 25 lb dog in her foster home and may be a bit overwhelmed by big dogs.

Good with cats? Not Tested, but she is very calm and may do fine with cats, following a slow, proper introduction.

Good with kids? Not Tested, but she will likely do fine with kids.

Energy level: Low. She is a morning dog and sometimes has zoomies first thing, but is mostly content sleeping on the couch or dog bed the rest of the day. She loves being outside and prefers a casual stroll while she sniffs the neighborhood over a brisk walk. She may stop and roll happily in the grass. She is not very interested in toys.

Animal Characteristics: Verna is a calm, sweet, loving dog. She is a little shy at first, but loves pets and attention, and really enjoys meeti

Name: Verna
Breed: Poodle
Sex: Spayed Female
Age: 4 years
Weight: 18 lbs
Animal Number: 4607

Calm, Sweet, Loving

Good with dogs? Yes, she does well with other dogs, on and off leash. She is happy to greet new dogs. She enjoys the 25 lb dog in her foster home and may be a bit overwhelmed by big dogs.

Good with cats? Not Tested, but she is very calm and may do fine with cats, following a slow, proper introduction.

Good with kids? Not Tested, but she will likely do fine with kids.

Energy level: Low. She is a morning dog and sometimes has zoomies first thing, but is mostly content sleeping on the couch or dog bed the rest of the day. She loves being outside and prefers a casual stroll while she sniffs the neighborhood over a brisk walk. She may stop and roll happily in the grass. She is not very interested in toys.

Animal Characteristics: Verna is a calm, sweet, loving dog. She is a little shy at first, but loves pets and attention, and really enjoys meeting new people when they are sitting down and on her level! She loves keeping you company. Verna does not need to be crated and prefers a comfy dog bed at night. She is potty trained and fine with riding in a car. She appreciates companionship when she encounters new situations as her world opens up with happy new possibilities. Sweet Verna spent her early years as a breeding mama, so while she is