Dusti

This gorgeous girl is Dusti! You won't find another dog who is equal parts athlete and bed hog like this one! Dusti has an infectious exuberance and happiness that she shows off to every person and dog she meets. Even in her excitement, she displays impeccable manners with all people and has had extensive obedience training to boot. Dusti cannot live with cats, and should not be allowed near free-ranging chickens (I mean....most dogs shouldn't but that's a chat for another time.), but she happily shares her space, bed, and silly energy with other dogs every day. She is compact, loves to travel and explore, and is an overall fantastic housemate and companion! We truly cannot say enough good things about this little lady. Dusti is not afraid to correct other dogs' inappropriate behavior--she is a strong, confident leader! However, this also means that if you have a pup at home that is not really happy being told what to do by another dog, they might not be the best match. We don't have many absolute dolls like this come into our care--don't miss out on this sweet, pretty thing!! An approved application is the first step to meeting any available animals. All dogs in our care are up to date on vaccinations, heartworm/lyme testing, monthly flea and tick preventative, monthly heartworm preventative, fecal testing, and are spayed/neutered prior to adoption if not already. All dogs in our care leave on foster-to-adopt contracts for the first 14-30 days in potential homes. These contracts set clear boundaries and expectations for potential adopters to ensure dogs are kept safe and set up to succeed in their transitions. If you are interested in adopting, please email [email protected]. If you are looking to adopt a dog, any current dogs in your home must be up to date on Rabies, Distemper and Kennel Cough, heartworm/Lyme testing, monthly flea and tick preventative, monthly heartworm preventative, fecal testing, and be spayed/neutered. If you have any current cats in your home, they must be up to date on their Rabies, Distemper, flea/tick medication, and be spayed/neutered. If you are interested in adopting, or have any questions, please email [email protected].