Salt Lake City Adoption Search Dogs Gianna
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Adoptable Female Mixed Breed (Medium)
Adoptable Female Mixed Breed (Medium)
Adoptable Female Mixed Breed (Medium)

Adopt Gianna

Dog, looks like
Mixed Breed (Medium)
Age
Young, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Female
Color
Brown/Chocolate
Size
Medium
Location
Salt Lake City
Meet Gianna — a bright-eyed, big-smile kind of girl who seems to think every person she meets is her new best friend. At just one year old, Gianna already has a lot going for her: she’s affectionate, confident, and sweet. She doesn’t hesitate to lean in for attention, flashing that happy grin and wagging tail like she’s known you forever. If you’re looking for a dog who bonds quickly and loves being part of the action, Gianna is ready. She’s also got brains to match her charm. Gianna is a clever problem-solver (yes… she can open some doors), so she’ll thrive with someone who enjoys engaging with a smart dog who’s always thinking and learning. Training, games, or even just figuring things out together—she’s all in. And while she’s sweet as can be, Gianna is also strong and sturdy, the kind of dog who’s up for adventures, long walks, and being right by your side wherever life takes you. If your ideal companion is loving, intelligent, and full of personality, Gianna might be your perfect match. If you would like more info, please call/text our adoptions team at 385-405-5145 or email us at utahadoptions@bestfriends.org
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