My name is Gisele!

Sex: Female

Breed: German Shepherd x

Estimated Date of Birth : 04/22/2025

She had us with those baby blues. Baby blues that pulled us right in to a sweet pup learning all about the world. Meet Gisele! She has a kind heart with just a touch of mischief. What puppy doesn’t. But lucky for her she’s in an amazing foster home teaching her all the things she needs to be a wonderful adult dog. Giselle is a lover of life and all the good things life brings. Fun canine buddies, adventure time outside, playing, people, cuddles she loves it all! She’s a good girl who with just a touch of puppy guidance is going to be amazing!

As happy and enthusiastic about life as Giselle is life hasn’t always treated her kindly. Gisele was abandonded by her owners when they moved out of their apt in Bakersfield. The building manager found her in the back yard with a wound on her foot. She was abandoned, alone and unwanted. Just a baby left to fend for herself. Thankfully the manager fed her for 3 days and reached out for help. One of our amazing foster families stepped up and Giselle got the help she desperately needed.

Giselle has never looked back embracing foster life fully. She’s wonderful with other dogs. Respectful with the seniors and those less willing to play and playful with the dogs who welcome the fun. She loves outside time and will run around the yard, dig up gopher holes and play endless games of chase. When inside she’s pretty chill and content to hang out on the sofa next to her people. Because she is young and still learning manners she can be a little mouthy when excited but easily corrects. She still searches for and finds objects on the floor to play with but will drop them on request. She occasionally chews items but is also very receptive to stopping with feedback. She currently lives with dog savvy cats and has done well but would absolutely chase if the cats were to run. We’d consider her cat friendly with continued supervision as she can still get excited with the kitties. Giselle is working on her house training and is crate trained. She’ll need more work on her recall and leash skills. She’d do great with older respectful children and rides perfectly in the car. This sweet girl is ready to find a family to love could that family be you? If you are interested in adopting a Marley's Mutts please fill out an application at http://marleysmutts.org/adoptionprocess/