Sanctuary Adoption Search Dogs Prairie Dawn
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Adoptable Female Shepherd/Mix
Adoptable Female Shepherd/Mix
Adoptable Female Shepherd/Mix
Adoptable Female Shepherd/Mix
Adoptable Female Shepherd/Mix

Adopt Prairie Dawn

Dog, looks like
Shepherd/Mix
Age
Adult, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Female
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn with White
Size
Medium
Location
Sanctuary
Prairie Dawn grew up outdoors, living life on the streets. She's shy and unsure of strangers, but she's starting to warm up. She enjoys taking treats and eating her meals while being hand fed, without the pressure of petting. She loves soft beds and blankets as well as toys, but she prefers to entertain herself with the toys when she thinks people aren't watching. Prairie Dawn is not ready to walk on leash, but she's making progress and is also learning about crate training. She prefers the company of dogs and will flourish in a home where she has a canine companion to show her the ropes as well as a secure, fenced yard.
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