Shirley
Pit Bull Terrier, Mixed Breed
$550
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$550
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A little about them
Hi, I'm Shirley, a sweet and happy puppy with a whole lot of love to give! Found as a stray with my siblings at a cemetery in Texas, I'm now safe and ready to find my forever family. I'm an affectionate, submissive little lovebug with adorable mask-like markings, floppy ears, muzzle freckles, and warm, expressive eyes.
I'm medium-to-high energy and love tug-of-war, chasing my foster siblings, and playing with squeaky or crinkly toys. I'm also a devoted cuddle bug who enjoys laps, belly rubs, and being close to my people.
Ideal Home
- Shirley is very playful and affectionate with other dogs. She currently lives happily with three foster dog siblings.
- She has not yet met cats, so living with cats would be a new experience.
- Foster notes say she has not yet met children; provider records indicate compatibility with children under 8.
- She could live in an apartment or a single-family home with a family prepared for puppy energy, playtime, training, and occasional mischief.
Ongoing Health
- Shirley is vaccinated.
Training & Support
- Shirley is kennel trained and does well when left alone for a while.
- She is still working on potty training and learning her sit. Treats and attention are great motivators.
- She has no reported prey drive for outdoor critters.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting Shirley's provider through Wags.
Shirley is a joyful, floppy-eared ray of sunshine who is ready to fill your life with puppy playtime, cuddles, belly rubs, and lots of love!
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Yes. She lives with three foster dog siblings and is very playful with them. She is typically happy and wiggly when meeting new dogs and is eager to make friends.
Shirley has not yet met cats or children, so those would be new experiences. Provider records indicate compatibility with children under 8.
She is kennel trained and does well when left alone, but she is still working on potty training and making progress.
She could live in an apartment or a single-family home with a family ready to provide puppy playtime, training, energy outlets, and patience as she learns and grows.