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Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd

Adopt Zenith

Dog, looks like
Shepherd
Age
Adult, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Female
Color
Black with Brown, Red, Golden, Orange or Chestnut
Size
Large
Location
Sanctuary
Looking for 70 pounds of pure love wrapped in soft fur and sweetness? Look no further — Zenith is your girl! Zenith is the kind of lady who turns heads and melts hearts wherever she goes. She’s got the size of a shepherd and the soul of a marshmallow. Gentle? Check. Cuddly? Double check. Obsessed with hiding toys in mysterious places only she remembers? Absolutely. (Don’t worry — she always goes back to bury them again. It’s part of the master plan.) This sweet, silly goofball LOVES people. All people. Big ones, little ones, the mail carrier — if you’re human, you’re already her best friend. She gives the softest kisses and has the best “please love me” eyes in the business. Zenith prefers to keep the spotlight all to herself, so she’d thrive as the only pet in your home. She’s not a fan of cats (they’re too unpredictable for her elegant tastes), and she can be a bit choosy with other dogs. A drama-free zone is her vibe, and honestly? She deserves it. If you’re looking for a loyal companion, professional toy hider, and expert heart-stealer, Zenith is ready to move in and fill your life with love, laughter, and a whole lot of tail wags.
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