Everyone in the southwest loves Fajitas, and there’s also so much to love about our sweet little pup, Fajita! This gal has not had it easy, finding herself at risk due to serious overcrowding. She was fostered but recently turned up at a shelter in a different county, so she’s made her way back to PACC. Fajita originally came to the shelter as a stray and while shy, made huge progress with the help of her volunteer friends. She gained confidence and learned routines. She is a sensitive little girl who is learning to trust. In her time at the shelter, she has begun to learn that people are nice and we are here to care for her. She came in extremely under socialized and fearful of most handling. Treats are the way to her heart and she will approach handlers for treats and even come by for drive-by chin scratches! She's a dog who feels most comfortable when she has a friendly, confident doggy friend around and this will probably be key in helping her to settle into a new home. She's a darling little girl who we believe will thrive outside of the shelter. She is such a fun puppy who is gaining confidence! She was running zoomies around the play yard and ran right into a handler's arms, letting them tickle and play with her before she zoomed off! When her kennelmate came over for snuggles, she did too, allowing petting of her face and body. She’s spunky and fun! She’s such a brave girl and it’s wonderful to see the progress she has made! Fajita has been tolerant and independent when meeting other dogs in playgroup and may like to meet any potential furry roommates before heading home to ensure a good fit. If you think yours is the peaceful home to help our little baby Fajita transform into Fajita Crunchwrap Supreme (full of confidence and joy), ask to meet her today!
Ideal Home
A peaceful home that can help our sensitive girl build confidence. A friendly, confident doggy friend would be ideal.
Ongoing Health
No specific health conditions were mentioned.
Training & Support
Fajita is a shy and sensitive girl who is learning to trust. She responds well to treats and gentle interaction. She would benefit from a home environment that can continue to build her confidence and provide positive reinforcement.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Fajita is at PACC and transport may be available.
