Kaylor is impossible to miss, both in size and sweetness. At around 70 lbs, she's a sturdy, red-gold beauty with a healthy, medium-length coat—a big transformation from the rough shape she arrived in, worn thin from raising puppies while malnourished. Now, she's quick to offer her goofy, affectionate side, flopping down for belly rubs or melting into the floor as soon as someone reaches for her. Kaylor lights up around children and is happiest showering them with kisses. She’s playful, especially when toys are involved, and loves a good romp followed by a brisk walk or some well-earned treats. House trained and likely crate-trained, she’s proven polite at home. Kaylor does have boundaries. Her difficult past makes her food aggressive with other dogs, and she’ll guard her people during meals, so she should be the only dog in the house and would not thrive with cats. She also gets jealous if other dogs get too much attention. Her voice carries, which makes apartment living a challenge, but a house with a yard would suit her. She’s spayed, up-to-date on vaccines, and microchipped. All she needs now is the right home to complete her recovery story. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!