Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Story
Meet Allie – A Sweet Soul with So Much Love to GiveAllie is a young pup with a heart full of affection, a tail that never stops wagging, and the most endearing zoomies you`ve ever seen. She’s goofy, cuddly, and always ready to brighten your day.Her journey hasn’t been the easiest. Allie didn’t get the strong foundation every puppy needs, and that left her a bit unsure of how to navigate the world. But thanks to the care of her loving foster home, she’s making incredible progress. “When I say we’ve made giant strides, I don’t put it lightly—it really speaks to her potential,” her foster mom shares.Allie is a handful for sure - she has big feelings and lots of energy - but underneath it all is a sweet, eager-to-please pup just waiting to thrive in the right home. “Now I won`t lie... she is ALOT. She needs structure, routine, and there are still a lot of things we are trying to get a handle on, like her triggers for certain behaviors,” her foster mom offers. “But once you crack the shell, she is a happy, sweet girl with sooo much potential.”She may need some extra support, including ongoing training or medication, but Allie’s already shown how much she can accomplish with structure, patience, and love. She’s working on crate training, learning to settle, and continuing to grow more confident each day. This beautiful girl is looking for a family who sees her potential, celebrates her progress, and is ready to offer the structure and support she needs to shine. In return, you’ll get endless love, laughter, and loyalty.Our team thinks Allie will do best in a home with a confident dog friend, possibly a dog-savvy cat, and kids aged 12 and up. She loves the company of other dogs and even respects the resident cat in her foster home - “Allie’s actually trying her best to make friends with her.” She also handled a busy Easter full of visitors like a champ! “If you think you could be the right fit, fill out an adoption survey,” her foster encourages. “And if you can’t offer the home she needs right now, sharing her post to help find her people would be a wonderful help.”
