Meet Chevron, a gentle six-year-old mixed-breed girl weighing under 14 pounds. After being found abandoned and locked inside a local gas station bathroom, she is learning that people can be kind and caring. Though timid and fearful in new surroundings, Chevron has made wonderful progress in just one week and may soon cautiously greet her people with a wagging tail.

Chevron loves chicken and melts into your hand when you scratch behind her ears. With patience, she can blossom into a trusting, affectionate companion. Her unique underbite is sure to become part of her signature charm, while her unkempt coat has the potential to grow into a thick, shiny, silky mane with tender care.

Ideal Home

Chevron needs a patient, understanding home willing to give her time to adjust. She may be fearful of small, chaotic children and very forward dogs, preferring to keep her distance. She is not defensive or aggressive; she simply wants to feel safe.

Ongoing Health

Chevron is spayed and vaccinated. No medical conditions or health-test results are provided.

Training & Support

Chevron has not learned formal commands. She is still acclimating to the outdoors and may benefit from starting with wee pads before being casually introduced to the outside world. Her normalized profile indicates that she is house-trained.

Application Details

• Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
• Chevron will need adopters who can support her gradual adjustment and confidence-building.

Transportation

No supported transportation options are provided.