We are all volunteers working for the same cause - to help homeless dogs and cats. We do not have a shelter and all rescues are kept at our homes or in foster homes. Shalya is a cute Golden Doodle who is special needs. Our veterinarian said it could pop out on its own as she grows or it could require a surgical procedure to correct it once she is full grown around a year of age. At this point keeping the area clean has kept her from getting any type of infection. Shayla is super sweet and full of kisses. She seems to be quite submissive to other dogs and will go belly up for people when she first meets them. She is an all around good girl who can be a little shy when first meeting someone. Shayla is up to date on vaccines, current on preventatives, spayed and microchipped, and dewormed.
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Shayla is the most adorable dog ever! She is so well-behaved and good natured. She rides in the car so quietly and waits to be told she can jump out. She knows her commands like sit, lay, shake and no. She is totally housebroken. She loves the cats, and will not chase them. She does great with other dogs and she also loves the dog park. She sleeps well through the night. When her foster arrives home Shayla whines with happiness! What a nice greeting!
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