Meet Pumpkin
Pumpkin recently arrived in Wisconsin from a kill shelter in Georgia, where she came into the shelter as part of a neglect and domestic violence case. Her previous owner was forced to surrender a litter of eight puppies, and Pumpkin and her siblings are now getting the chance to start over and find loving forever homes.
Pumpkin appears to be some type of German Shepherd mix and is the biggest of the litter at 24 pounds! She is a sweet, friendly, and easygoing girl who is ready to find her forever family. Like her siblings, Pumpkin is enjoying her time in Wisconsin and is getting the chance to experience all the love and attention that comes with being a puppy in a foster home.
At this age, Pumpkin is still learning all of the basics. She is working on potty training, crate training, leash manners, and learning her puppy commands. Like any young puppy, she will need patience, consistency, and guidance as she continues to grow and learn. With her sweet personality and gentle nature, Pumpkin is sure to grow into a wonderful companion.
Pumpkin’s Details
Gender: Female
Age: Puppy
Weight: 24 lbs
Spayed/Neutered: Not yet
Potty Trained: Working on it
Crate Trained: Working on it
Leash Manners: Still learning
Good with Dogs: Yes
Good with Cats: Likely yes
Good with Kids: Yes
Pumpkin is looking for a safe, loving home where she can continue to learn, grow, and thrive. As the biggest of her litter, she may have a little more growing to do, but she has an even bigger heart and is ready to find a family of her own!
Apply to adopt Pumpkin at:
www.muttlife.org
