***** NEW FOR ADOPTION *****
Meet Nellie. She's a near-perfect pup with a heart full of love and a tail that never stops wagging. If you're looking for a loyal companion who will make you laugh, keep you warm, and always be by your side, Nellie is your girl!
https://btrnc.org/adoption/
Age: 4-year-old female
Weight: 20 pounds
Health: Excellent, spayed
Demeanor: affectionate, sweet, playful, high energy, couch potato sometimes, social, curious
Likes: playing tug-o-war, playing fetch, giving kisses, snuggling, sitting in laps, car rides, walks, men and women, children, dogs, stuffed toys, stuffless toys, chew toys, sleeping in your bed, burrowing under blankets
Unknown: Not known if she likes cats.
Dislikes: vacuums
Manners: housebroken, leash trained, working on verbal commands. She is super smart and would be great in training
Fenced Yard Required: No; however, if a fenced yard isn't available, she will need regular leashed walks. Nellie uses a doggy door
Tidbits:
Nellie is a playful, affectionate pup who's ready to leave her past behind and leap into a life full of love, toys, and belly rubs. She was surrendered by a family who didn't have time for her. Thankfully, a foster stepped in and gave her the freedom, care, and attention she deserves.
Now? Nellie's thriving. She's smart, quick, and absolutely obsessed with toys, especially squeakers! She'll play fetch, tug-of-war, or entertain herself with a ball, then happily curl up in your lap or burrow under the blankets to keep your feet warm. She's great with other dogs (though she likes to be the boss), loves kids and adults alike, and is just as happy lounging on the patio as she is chasing toys.
Nellie is looking for a loving home that will shower her with the attention she thrives on. She'd do best with someone who embraces her playful energy and adores her snuggly, lap-loving side. While she's incredibly smart and eager to learn, she does get excited and may jump up to greet you, so a family that's patient and ready to guide her with kindness would be perfect.
