Yang

This happy girl, aka Yannie, was born, September 2022. Just look at that adorable face! Cuteness overload! Her previous foster parents say that after three months they had noticed lots of changes and improvements. She was more confident; on the beach and off leash. She was slowly getting more comfortable with her foster Dad (she finds men a bit scary). Her foster Mom said, "She was doing way better of course, how could she behave any other way, she didn't know people and homes before." Yang, is learning new things and progressing more and more each day! She still has some separation anxiety. Yang, does love the car but she isn't really one to want to play with toys.<br/>Yang is currently back at our outdoor shelter so she will likely need some house training again. She is in Nayarit, Mexico and ready to either fly to her forever home or be adopted locally!<br/>www.saltydogrescuebrigade.org

This happy girl, aka Yannie, was born, September 2022. Just look at that adorable face! Cuteness overload! Her previous foster parents say that after three months they had noticed lots of changes and improvements. She was more confident; on the beach and off leash. She was slowly getting more comfortable with her foster Dad (she finds men a bit scary). Her foster Mom said, "She was doing way better of course, how could she behave any other way, she didn't know people and homes before." Yang, is learning new things and progressing more and more each day! She still has some separation anxiety. Yang, does love the car but she isn't really one to want to play with toys.
Yang is currently back at our outdoor shelter so she will likely need some house training again. She is in Nayarit, Mexico and ready to either fly to her forever home or be adopted locally!
www.saltydogrescuebrigade.org

This happy girl, aka Yannie, was born, September 2022. Just look at that adorable face! Cuteness overload! Her previous foster parents say that after three months they had noticed lots of changes and improvements. She was more confident; on the beach and off leash. She was slowly getting more comfortable with her foster Dad (she finds men a bit scary). Her foster Mom said, "She was doing way better of course, how could she behave any other way, she didn't know people and homes before." Yang, is learning new things and progressing more and more each day! She still has some separation anxiety. Yang, does love the car but she isn't really one to want to play with toys.
Yang is currently back at our outdoor shelter so she will likely need some house training again. She is in Nayarit, Mexico and ready to either fly to her forever home or be adopted locally!
www.saltydogrescuebrigade.org