DotDot

DotDot arrived at the shelter on 5/28, as a nervous, defensive, easily startled girl that was taxied to her kennel.

This young girl has been wary of the shelter surroundings and staff and volunteers have worked with her to get to a point where she would walk on her own to the yard. They used a lot of coaxing and yummy treats used to get her to walk.

DotDot was taken by a foster around 7/21, but her break from the shelter lasted less than a week. The foster said she was full of anxiety from being at the shelter for 7 weeks.

DotDot has a lot of puppy energy, uses the dog door, is crate trained, and will entertain herself when the other dogs won’t play with her. She loves toys and will toss and shread them for fun.

There was an incident with the foster’s older dog and DotDot during feeding time. The foster’s dog has anxiety and may have started it but due to this incident, DotDot will pay and her life is at stake.