Betty is one of those dogs who sticks with you. Found alone and brought in by kind strangers, she’s now looking for her true home. Betty is a female Basset Hound mix, likely between 8 and 10 years old, and somewhere around 45 pounds, though the vet says she’d be healthiest closer to 50. She’s fully crate trained and house trained, so day-to-day life with her is simple. Betty can handle stairs, but it takes her a bit more time these days—nothing keeps her from following her people, though. While Betty doesn’t do well with cats or other dogs and should be the only pet, she enjoys children age 6 and up. She thrives with routine, gets excited by food, and already uses a slow-feeding dish to keep her meals paced. She loves her walks, car rides, and time spent lounging with her foster family. All her vaccinations are current, and she’s spayed. Her adoption fee is fully sponsored, so if you want a steady, devoted companion, Betty is ready. This dog deserves a soft spot to land for her golden years. Lets make it official, apply to adopt!