Michelle
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Michelle
AvailableMichelle is a black, medium-sized terrier mix currently in Montgomery, AL. At about 1 year and 7 months old, this adult female is already spayed and has all vaccinations up to date for her age. She does not get along with other dogs, so sheās seeking a single-dog home where her affectionate personality can shine.
About Michelle
Michelle came to the shelter with several other dogs and puppies after things got out of hand at her previous home, where too many unplanned litters caused a tough situation. Luckily, her former owner did the responsible thing and brought the whole group to the shelter for a fresh start. Michelle is a medium-sized black terrier mix who has received all age-appropriate vaccinations, is microchipped, and has been spayed. Sheās staying with an Adoption Ambassador, so if youāre interested, reach out to the shelter for a meet and greet. Michelle is a sweet, eager little gal who wants nothing more than to be someoneās cherished companion. For her, a single-dog home is a mustāshe prefers to be the center of attention and does not get along with other dogs. If youāve been waiting for a loving solo pet, Michelle could be the one. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.
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Questions about Michelle
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Michelle, a terrier mix, typically thrives in homes where she has attention from her people and a secure, comfortable environment. She'll do best in a setting where she can be the only dog.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Michelle would appreciate a yard to play in or daily walks, but terrier mixes adapt well to both small yards and indoor play as long as they get regular exercise.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Terrier mixes like Michelle can be great family dogs, but her history suggests she may do better in a home where sheās the primary focus, and care should be taken if children are present.











