MYA - Chinese Shar-Pei / Rottweiler / Mixed (short coat) Dog For Adoption

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to the shelter because her owner did not have housing that could accommodate her, and her pet sitter was unable to continue tending to her. The sitter had been watching her for months and stated that she is a fabulous dog, but with their long work hours, they really did not have the time to fully commit to having a dog for the long run. She is a young girl is hoping to find a family to love her for the rest of her life! Mya has been struggling with potty training and is looking for a patient owner who can continue to work with her. We also encourage her next owner to bring her to a basic obedience class with a certified trainer to continue working on her manners and learn a trick or two! If you are interested in meeting Mya, please let us know! 10/09/24 Miss U’sa is back at the shelter and eager to find her right fit! U’sa was surrendered back to the shelter because her adoptive owners found that she had a high prey drive and they had cats in the home. She would do best in a home without small dogs, cats, or pocket pets to set her up for success! U’sa was said to do well with other dogs. However, appropriate introductions are key! She was also said to do well with people of all ages, including babies and children! She has been a sweet girl to the care staff at the shelter! In their home, she did excellent in a kennel and was noted to be housebroken! She also does great on car rides! If you are interested in meeting U’sa and have no small critters around, please let us know! 08/27/24 This sweet little lady is U’sa! U’sa was said to be 75% Sharpei and 25% Rottweiler. Add that together, and she is 100% wonderful! U’sa was described as a very sweet dog who does well with everyone, including babies and children! The shelter environment can be a bit scary, but she is being brave and conquering her fears! In her prior home, U’sa was said to be kennel trained, housebroken, and to ride well in a car. She was known to dig and get into the trash if left unsupervised. At 5 months old, we highly encourage her next owner to bring her to a basic obedience class with a certified trainer to continue working on her manners and for the added positive socialization. U’sa was said to do well with other animals including dogs, cats, pocket pets, and livestock. Please ensure you are making appropriate introductions with new animals. U’sa was seen by our shelter vet and had entropion surgery. She is doing great but does need to remain in her cone until fully healed. If you are interested in meeting U’sa, please let us know!

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