Yara

Yara (aka Yaya) is gaining confidence every single day <br/><br/>Her foster family says: “We’ve had this bundle of loving energy for a couple of weeks now — and we call her Yaya because she’s such a Yaya!”<br/><br/>Around two years old, Yaya is a pup at heart in a grown dog’s body. She had a tough start in life, so meeting new people can make her a little anxious at first. She may give a brief warning growl when introduced to someone new — but give her just a few minutes and she’ll realize you’re a friend she absolutely needs to cuddle.<br/><br/>Once she trusts you, she is all love. Lap snuggles? Yes. Full-body wiggles? Absolutely. Devotion? 100%.<br/><br/>When she’s outside, she’s a happy burst of energy! She’ll need a home with a fenced yard where she can safely run and play. She loves balls and frisbees — she just hasn’t quite figured out that bringing the ball back means the game continues. <br/><br/>Yaya would do best in a home:<br/>• With a fenced yard<br/>• Without small dogs<br/>• Without small children (she doesn’t quite realize her size)<br/><br/>This loving, loyal girl is ready for her forever home — one that will continue building her confidence and showing her the world is a safe place.<br/><br/>Interested in Yara?<br/>Visit Dante’s Hope – Animal Rescue on Facebook or apply here:<br/>https://forms.wix.com/f/7056686760360673404<br/><br/>Please share to help Yaya find the loving home she deserves

Yara (aka Yaya) is gaining confidence every single day

Her foster family says: “We’ve had this bundle of loving energy for a couple of weeks now — and we call her Yaya because she’s such a Yaya!”

Around two years old, Yaya is a pup at heart in a grown dog’s body. She had a tough start in life, so meeting new people can make her a little anxious at first. She may give a brief warning growl when introduced to someone new — but give her just a few minutes and she’ll realize you’re a friend she absolutely needs to cuddle.

Once she trusts you, she is all love. Lap snuggles? Yes. Full-body wiggles? Absolutely. Devotion? 100%.

When she’s outside, she’s a happy burst of energy! She’ll need a home with a fenced yard where she can safely run and play. She loves balls and frisbees — she just hasn’t quite figured out that bringing the ball back means the game continues.

Yaya would do best in a home:
• With a fenced yard
• Without small dogs
• Without small children (she doesn’t

Yara (aka Yaya) is gaining confidence every single day

Her foster family says: “We’ve had this bundle of loving energy for a couple of weeks now — and we call her Yaya because she’s such a Yaya!”

Around two years old, Yaya is a pup at heart in a grown dog’s body. She had a tough start in life, so meeting new people can make her a little anxious at first. She may give a brief warning growl when introduced to someone new — but give her just a few minutes and she’ll realize you’re a friend she absolutely needs to cuddle.

Once she trusts you, she is all love. Lap snuggles? Yes. Full-body wiggles? Absolutely. Devotion? 100%.

When she’s outside, she’s a happy burst of energy! She’ll need a home with a fenced yard where she can safely run and play. She loves balls and frisbees — she just hasn’t quite figured out that bringing the ball back means the game continues.

Yaya would do best in a home:
• With a fenced yard
• Without small dogs
• Without small children (she doesn’t quite realize her size)

This loving, loyal girl is ready for her forever home — one that will continue building her confidence and showing her the world is a safe place.

Interested in Yara?
Visit Dante’s Hope – Animal Rescue on Facebook or apply here:
https://forms.wix.com/f/7056686760360673404

Please share to help Yaya find the loving home she deserves