Raven loves to have fun, fun, fun, then snuggle, snuggle, snuggle!
She loves everybody she meets - whether dogs or humans - everyone is her favorite. This dog is all about play! Gentle play though!
This poor girl was found as a stray and taken into one of many Texas shelters that sadly have to euthanize dogs regularly to make space for new dogs coming in. We could not let that happen, so we rescued her, and boy has her personality come out.
At the shelter, she was a shy, timid, silent dog, but now that she feels safe and loved, she just wants to have fun and snuggle!!!
She is excitable, but she's not bananas - she's got just the right amount of spunk. She loves playing with other dogs, and people too, and her antics will keep you laughing.
After play time, she will want to curl up for a nice nap, and she will eat up attention from you. She is a master cuddler! Then after some downtime, it's back to play time!
We think she would do great in a home with a middle aged or older dog who needs a little encouragement to play, because she will get any dog playing. But she will be a nonstop playmate with a young dog, so if you have a dog with energy, then they will wear each other out! And if you have young kids with energy - even better! They will surely play a lot!
She loves to be petted and did we mention she loves to play? She's a young lab-type dog who is much smaller than a lab. Our best guess is she's mixed with a fox terrier with floppy ears. At just 33 pounds, and nearly a year old, she is not expected to get much bigger. You will love this dog, trust us - this girl just wants to have fun.
NOTE: This dog is located in Texas, but she can be easily adopted from anywhere in the US. You can meet her via video call to see if she's the right fit for you. We can transport her to you via a partner yeah thats how that specializes in rescue pet transport. Sadly, Texas is forced to euthanize about 100,000 animals annually in shelters due to too many animals and not enough demand for pets. Hence we network many adoptable dogs across the country where there is greater adoption demand. Transport costs about $200 depending on your location and a health certificate required for transport across state lines costs about $100. Hence with suggested adoption fee of $300, it will be about $600 to get this dog to you, but trust us, this dog is worth it.yeah thats how you get better
JIMMY MCNUTTY
Boston Terrier
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Pilot Point, Texas
male, medium, young
Boston Terrier
Pilot Point, Texas
