lucha
Quick Stats:
Meet Lucha
So how many couches do you got? Do you got any dogs? How many cats do you have? What’s your pawlicy on dogs eating people food? Would you ever give up your dog because you are moving? Are you team Edward or Jacob?
Sawry for badgering you, but I need to make sure you are absolutely qualified to be my new people. My last people didn’t do a good job and I was found on the street fending for myself.
Fending means doing stuff to you know find food or whatever. It’s hard and scary.
When I got to the shelter I was soooo scared. I kept showing my belly to the people so they wouldn’t hurt me. But guess what? They were all very nice people feeding me and taking me on potty breaks.
I’m sweet but timid. But I do come around pretty quick because I’m very motivated by treats, foods, and anything that will make my teeth and tummy feel happy.
Once I’m warmed up, I enjoy playing, cuddles, and will even get on the couch to relax with people, dogs and even cats!
I am thrilled to be out of the shelter, of course! So now I can worry about nonsense such as which ball should I chase, will I get first dibs on the best couch spot and will anyone drop a fried potato today.
I am a good girl! And get along with all the other foster brothers and sisters, and even the cat on the sofa!
- Spayed female
- 8 months old
- Heartworm negative and on prevention
- Current on vaccinations
- Microchipped
- House and crate trained
- Good with dogs, people and cats
- Not tested with children yet, but probably fine
- About 50 pounds and still growing
- Fostered in New Caney, Tx (30 miles from Houston)
Meet Lucha
So how many couches do you got? Do you got any dogs? How many cats do you have? What’s your pawlicy on dogs eating people food? Would you ever give up your dog because you are moving? Are you team Edward or Jacob?
Sawry for badgering you, but I need to make sure you are absolutely qualified to be my new people. My last people didn’t do a good job and I was found on the street fending for myself.
Fending means doing stuff to you know find food or whatever. It’s hard and scary.
When I got to the shelter I was soooo scared. I kept showing my belly to the people so they wouldn’t hurt me. But guess what? They were all very nice people feeding me and taking me on potty breaks.
I’m sweet but timid. But I do come around pretty quick because I’m very motivated by treats, foods, and anything that will make my teeth and tummy feel happy.
Once I’m warmed up, I enjoy playing, cuddles, and will even get on the couch to relax with people, dogs and even cats!
I am thrilled to be out of the shelter, of course! So now I can worry about nonsense such as which ball should I chase, will I get first dibs on the best couch spot and will anyone drop a fried potato today.
I am a good girl! And get along with all the other foster brothers and sisters, and even the cat on the sofa!
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