Raya was found by a good samaritan with a younger dog that may be her puppy.  She is almost completely house trained, is crate trained, and is doing better on a leash.  She isn't a big fan of riding in the car but her foster family feels that she will grow to enjoy it with frequent shorter rides.

From Raya's Foster Family: 

Raya knows sit, go potty, come, we have been training her to wait to eat her food until we tell her it is ok. When we found her she ate food like she had to rush or it would disappear. We are still working on down and working on all of her responses to commands being more consistent

Raya is a super affectionate dog! She is constantly looking to the people in the home for attention and love. She is happiest when someone is touching her. She also loves to play with her foster brothers. When we first found her we thought she was a little old because with the puppy, while he is her size, she was actually very protective over and motherly to. He is a typical puppy and went too far playing with one of our dogs and he went to put him in his place and she was right there so fast. But our dog stood his ground and put her in her place too and she backed off and they have all been great ever since. Raya will make a great family dog that loves to be outside playing fetch, going for a walk, or inside hanging out on the couch. It seams like it’s all the same to her as long as she is getting love and attention. We really can’t say enough good about this little girl as she is truly a Raya sunshine ;)

If Raya sounds like the one for you and your lifestyle, please read info below regarding adopting.

Save a Stray pets are in foster homes.  Please complete an application at  www.saveastray.org to make arrangements to meet our pets.  Out of state meet and greets are conducted via FaceTime.

This pet has been spayed or neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, heartworm tested, and is on heartworm and flea prevention and has adoption fee of $175 (local) - $500 (depending on transport destination). 

Thank you for considering adding a homeless pet to your family.