Adopt & Foster
Friends,
Meet sweet Carly! Carly is an approximately 3-year-old labbish/cattle doggish mix and will love her humans forever! That is a promise.
Many of you have heard of the awful "Corridor of Cruelty" by now. That is where Sanford and Lamont (the Junkyard Dogs) came from. Well, poor Carly was living under an abandoned house in the "Corridor of Cruelty" with her three puppies and foraging for food in the Fiesta parking lot across the street. She disappeared once her puppies were collected and rescued, and we found her a week later at BARC. The darling girl had contracted distemper there, but she recovered quickly and is now fine.
Carly is now ready for her new loving home. Carly is a total love bug to humans and is only 35 pounds, so she thinks she's a lap dog. She is getting along with her foster mom's dogs now but it has taken some work. Her foster mom believes she could live with another dog as long as she is introduced slowly and given some time. She has mastered the dog door and is completely housebroken. She loves her walks and walks pretty well on the leash. Carly is good with cats and actually wants to play with one of her four-legged female friends, although Carly’s foster mom keeps her on a leash when they play.
Carly is a bit food protective, which is no surprise with life as a corridor dog. Her foster mom feeds her in the crate, and she has no problem going into the crate. She runs past the other dogs into the crate each morning.
Carly would be fine with older kids. We think she might knock small children down trying to give kisses, but we are working on that. She is just so grateful to be off the streets that she wants to give affection constantly.
Carly loves all humans and wants attention from everyone she meets. She is a very loving, confident, and outgoing girl.
If you are interested in this sweet girl, please contact us at info@scoutshonor.org