My name is Mica!

Sex: Female

Breed: Labrador Retriever x

Estimated Date of Birth : 09/20/2023

She was so terrified it almost sealed her fate but one yes changed Mica’s life! This sweet girl is flourishing. She’s great with the dogs and cats in her foster home and once she settled in learned the routine quickly. She’s both crate and house trained and know how to use a doggie door. She’s the ultimate cuddler and such a sweet, sweet girl who gets along with everyone she just needed someone patient enough to let her decompress and feel comfortable enough to shine.

Mica came into Kern County Animal Services in September. Part of an all black dog hoarding case seized by animal control in the desert town of Boron. An isolated area with no resources and very few ways for hoarding case dogs to survive but somehow Mica did. She lingered at the shelter. Her breed, coat color and shyness all strikes against her giving her virtually no opportunity to be seen. After a month she was slated to be another shelter statistic ending her short life behind shelter bars but when all hope was lost she got the yes that saved her life.

When Mica entered foster care it was hard to trust and even harder to open up. Humans hadn’t been kind but the kindness of one was all it took and this sweet girl became a brand new dog over the course of the next few weeks. She litterally transformed becoming the sweet Velcro girl we know and love today. Micas story isn’t over, it’s only just begun. We hope we can guide her to the next steps on her journey and find her the adoptive home she never knew she could have If you are interested in adopting a Marley's Mutts please fill out an application at http://marleysmutts.org/adoptionprocess/