Wall-E

Meet Wall-E<br/><br/>We honestly don't know what else to say to get this girl noticed.<br/><br/>For two years, Wall-E has waited.<br/><br/>Two years ago, Wall-E was found tied to a park bench in Miami with a severely mangled back leg. She was terrified, in excruciating pain, and completely alone. No one stepped forward to help her, so we did.<br/><br/>She was rushed into emergency care, hospitalized, and ultimately underwent surgery to amputate her back leg.<br/><br/>And ever since then, Wall-E has been waiting for someone to choose her.<br/><br/>Two years in boarding.<br/>Two years without a family.<br/>Two years of watching other dogs come and go.<br/><br/>Despite everything she has been through, Wall-E has never stopped loving people.<br/><br/>She has attended events, gone on PawVentures, and spent time out in public with our volunteers. Everywhere she goes, people tell us how sweet she is, how beautiful she is, and what an amazing dog she is.<br/><br/>But somehow, no one ever takes the next step.<br/><br/>About Wall-E<br/><br/>• Black Mouth Cur mix<br/>• Approximately 3–4 years old<br/>• 60–65 lbs<br/>• Tripod (three-legged dog)<br/>• Playful and affectionate<br/>• Loves people<br/>• Full of personality<br/>• Enjoys adventures and outings<br/>• Loves to run and play<br/><br/>Wall-E doesn't let having three legs define her. She can do just about anything a four-legged dog can do. She loves to run, play, explore, go on adventures, and enjoy life to the fullest.<br/><br/>In fact, if you saw her racing around the yard or playing with her dog friends, you'd probably have to do a double take to even realize she only has three legs.<br/><br/>What Wall-E wants isn't sympathy. She simply wants what every dog deserves—a family, a couch, a backyard, and someone to love.<br/><br/>Wall-E's Ideal Home<br/><br/>• Secure fenced yard preferred<br/>• Active family willing to include her in daily life<br/>• Foster, foster-to-adopt, or adoptive home<br/>• Someone willing to see beyond her missing leg and appreciate the incredible dog she is<br/><br/>The truth is, dogs like Wall-E often get overlooked. Everyone wants the tiny dogs, the fluffy dogs, or the purebreds. Meanwhile, wonderful mixed-breed dogs sit and wait.<br/><br/>And wait.<br/><br/>And wait.<br/><br/>But some of the very best dogs are the ones nobody notices.<br/><br/>Wall-E deserves her chance too.<br/><br/>If you are interested in fostering, foster-to-adopting, adopting, or even taking Wall-E on a PawVenture for the day, please apply online.<br/><br/>Located in Miami, FL<br/><br/>www.pawpatrolanimalrescue.com<br/><br/><br/><br/>Please share Wall-E's story. Let's finally help this incredible girl find the happy ending she's been waiting for.<br/><br/>Paw Patrol Animal Rescue looks to place each pet in the home that is best suited for them. <br/>ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR THESE PETS MUST BE MET.<br/>An application for consideration of adoption must be submitted. The link may be found on our website:<br/>Pawpatrolanimalrescue.com<br/><br/>Please note that all applicants will be asked for a copy of their driver's license and pictures of their home, inside and out. <br/><br/>Thank you.

Meet Wall-E

We honestly don't know what else to say to get this girl noticed.

For two years, Wall-E has waited.

Two years ago, Wall-E was found tied to a park bench in Miami with a severely mangled back leg. She was terrified, in excruciating pain, and completely alone. No one stepped forward to help her, so we did.

She was rushed into emergency care, hospitalized, and ultimately underwent surgery to amputate her back leg.

And ever since then, Wall-E has been waiting for someone to choose her.

Two years in boarding.
Two years without a family.
Two years of watching other dogs come and go.

Despite everything she has been through, Wall-E has never stopped loving people.

She has attended events, gone on PawVentures, and spent time out in public with our volunteers. Everywhere she goes, people tell us how sweet she is, how beautiful she is, and what an amazing dog she is.

But somehow, no one ever takes the next step.

About Wall-E

Meet Wall-E

We honestly don't know what else to say to get this girl noticed.

For two years, Wall-E has waited.

Two years ago, Wall-E was found tied to a park bench in Miami with a severely mangled back leg. She was terrified, in excruciating pain, and completely alone. No one stepped forward to help her, so we did.

She was rushed into emergency care, hospitalized, and ultimately underwent surgery to amputate her back leg.

And ever since then, Wall-E has been waiting for someone to choose her.

Two years in boarding.
Two years without a family.
Two years of watching other dogs come and go.

Despite everything she has been through, Wall-E has never stopped loving people.

She has attended events, gone on PawVentures, and spent time out in public with our volunteers. Everywhere she goes, people tell us how sweet she is, how beautiful she is, and what an amazing dog she is.

But somehow, no one ever takes the next step.

About Wall-E

• Black Mouth Cur mix
• Approximately 3–4 years old
• 60–65 lbs
• Tripod (three-legged dog)
• Playful and affectionate
• Loves people
• Full of personality
• Enjoys adventures and outings
• Loves to run and play

Wall-E doesn't let having three legs define her. She can do just about anything a four-legged dog can do. She loves to run, play, explore, g