Just look at this little girl...
Her name is Chloe and she's an Aussie Shepherd 8-9 months old mix. Here's her write-up:
Name: Chloe
Status: Available for Adoption
Species: Dog
Breed: Australian Shepherd / Mixed
Color: black/tan
Sex: Female
Current Size: 35 Pounds
Potential Size: 40 Pounds
General Potential Size: Medium
Age: 8 Months (may be a rough estimate)
Activity Level: Highly Active
Good for New Dog Owners: Yes
Good with Dogs: Yes
Good with Kids: Yes
Housebroken: Yes
My name's Chloe, a bright little button who's full of charm. I'm an aussie mix girl, 7 months old, healthy & 35 lbs. I'm an affectionate puppy who will cover you with kisses & grow up to be your best friend. Aussies are intelligent & responsive dogs & I'm no exception. I'd love a family who would train me & give me lots of fun attention. You see, I haven't had much love so far, but that hasn't dampened my outgoing, gentle nature one bit. My brother Pippin & I need new homes because our people are moving & won't take us with them. This make us sad even though our people kept us outside & didn't give us much, but we're hoping for families that know that a dog is forever. I'm a very sweet girl & I could be yours by contacting Pound Pals.
I am going to talk to my husband in the next day or two about adopting her. Samantha didn't react well to getting a young puppy a couple months ago, but Lila was only 8 weeks old. This puppy is past that "annoying" baby baby stage... I think my husband is scared of what will happen if this dog didn't end up working out either though so his initial reaction every time I mention adding another animal (dog or cat) is NO.
I have to admit, I'm nervous at the prospect of it too. I don't want to let another dog down like I let Lila down... But look at those eyes. What if she'd make a perfect companion for Samantha? What if she'd complete our little family? How do I convince my husband to at least give it a shot (and meet the dog, etc.)? Any words of advice?
Thanks.
Jaime
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