Donna - American Staffordshire Terrier Dog for Adoption in Sparta, Wisconsin

Meet Donna! Donna is approximately 1-2 years old and is thought to be an American Staffordshire Terrier type mix. She's 52 muscly pounds, but she's small in stature and a pocket-sized ball of love!

Donna was found as a stray, so unfortunately we don't know what her life was like prior to being found, or why she was lost (or potentially dumped?) We can tell you that she's been nothing but SWEET with every human here, and people are by far her favorite thing.

Unfortunately, Donna doesn't seem to care for the company of other dogs, and will need to be an only pet in her new home. If you're someone whose lifestyle is more suited for one companion dog, Donna is your girl. She should do well with children! She has a nice moderate energy level, meaning she'd love to join you for daily walks (See the video!), but doesn't ask to run a marathon. She loves to sun bathe, get lots of pets, and snuggle with her favorite humans.

Donna appears to be potty trained as she keeps her kennel clean and waits until we get outside to potty. She isn't destructive in her kennel, and loves her dog bed! She is such a sweet girl who would love to learn more commands and spend every day with her new family :) if you'd like that to be you, follow the link below! We are doing all meet n' greets BY APPOINTMENT ONLY after an adoption application has been generally approved:

https://monroecountydogshelter.com/apply-adopt.html

Donna will be spayed & vaccinated prior to adoption. Her adoption fee is $200.

The American Staffordshire Terrier, also known as the Amstaff, is a medium sized, muscular breed known for its loyalty and courage. Developed in the United States, they are intelligent and affectionate dogs, making them great family companions. With a distinctive short coat and strong build, American Staffordshire Terriers are often misunderstood due to their past as fighting dogs, but they are actually loving and playful pets when raised in a nurturing environment. They thrive on human interaction and are eager to please their owners.