Brains, good looks, and absolute devotion—Hannah puts all the pieces together. At 9 years old, she's small but sturdy, with a past that says a lot about her tenacity: as a puppy, she survived being hit by a car and made a complete recovery after surgery and rehab. For years, Hannah thrived in a loving home, but changes in her adopter’s circumstances brought her back to the shelter, where she isn’t happy about the upheaval. Hannah's first reaction to strangers can be nervousness and mistrust, though anyone with patience (and some treats) quickly earns access to her gentle, intelligent side. She’s attuned to her people—if you’re in her chosen circle, you’ll never doubt her loyalty. Hannah hasn’t been around kids and shouldn’t live with them; new situations and fast movement startle her. She’s never been socialized with other dogs and is reactive on leash, so she needs a quiet home as the only pet, ideally with adults only and minimal commotion. She knows her basic commands, is housebroken, polite indoors, and weighs around 50 lbs. We see hints of border collie, cattle dog, and pittie, and her personality lands somewhere in the energetic, brainy intersection of those breeds. Give her a low-traffic space and a little patience, and she’ll be your world. Let's make it official, apply to adopt!