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Hi there, I'm Kyra, and I pretty much have a “Lady and the Tramp” story to tell. I'm a 9-year-old, 60-pound cur mix, looking for a new family who can love me for who I am.
I used to have a family, but they didn't understand me. I lived with three little girls who I adored, and I would do anything to protect them. One day, one of the other dogs in the house bit one of my girls, and I couldn't let that happen. She immediately became a trigger for me and I attacked her. Instead of being praised, I was punished. My family wanted to put me down, but a kind group of people saved me and took me to a foster home. Please know, I had lived happily with my family, including the dog I fought with and another, for years. After this incident, I still got along with the third dog. I don’t typically guard against other dogs. It was just a poor situation all around. This is my Lady and the Tramp story.
I'm a good girl, I promise. I'm spayed, vaccinated, heartworm negative, and house/crate/leash trained. I'm friendly and sweet, and I love to run, play, and cuddle. I'm good with kids and cats, and I can get along with other dogs if they are nice to me and others. Because of the recent incident, I will likely need slow introductions to new dogs at least for a while. I can be standoffish and bark at men, but I usually warm up to them after a few minutes.
I'm looking for someone who can appreciate me for my personality and my heart. I’d like to be your best friend and find my forever family. Is that you? If so, please fill out an application today!
Hi there, I'm Kyra, and I pretty much have a “Lady and the Tramp” story to tell. I'm a 9-year-old, 60-pound cur mix, looking for a new family who can love me for who I am.
I used to have a family, but they didn't understand me. I lived with three little girls who I adored, and I would do anything to protect them. One day, one of the other dogs in the house bit one of my girls, and I couldn't let that happen. She immediately became a trigger for me and I attacked her. Instead of being praised, I was punished. My family wanted to put me down, but a kind group of people saved me and took me to a foster home. Please know, I had lived happily with my family, including the dog I fought with and another, for years. After this incident, I still got along with the third dog. I don’t typically guard against other dogs. It was just a poor situation all around. This is my Lady and the Tramp story.
I'm a good girl, I promise. I'm spayed, vaccinated, heartworm negative, and house/crate/leash trained. I'm friendly and sweet, and I love to run, play, and cuddle. I'm good with kids and cats, and I can get along with other dogs if they are nice to me and others. Because of the recent incident, I will likely need slow introductions to new dogs at least for a while. I can be standoffish and bark at men, but I usually warm up to them after a few minutes.
I'm looking for someone who can appreciate me for my personality and my heart. I’d like to be your best friend and find my forever family. Is that you? If so, please fill out an application today!
For The Love Of WOOFERS, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the ethical treatment of abused, neglected or abandoned dogs. We are dedicated to improving the lives of dogs affected by tragic circumstances. We focus on finding good loving homes where they can provide companionship and receive the care and attention they deserve. We assist with facilitating their transition by working with animal care professionals to meet the individual needs of each rescued dog.
For The Love Of WOOFERS, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the ethical treatment of abused, neglected or abandoned dogs. We are dedicated to improving the lives of dogs affected by tragic circumstances. We focus on finding good loving homes where they can provide companionship and receive the care and attention they deserve. We assist with facilitating their transition by working with animal care professionals to meet the individual needs of each rescued dog.
