Rayne had a tough start—left behind with her brother in a known dumping spot, wary and covered in ticks, starving and scared. After days of patience from a local couple, she and Memphis were finally safe and able to start healing. Now in foster care, Rayne has opened up into a calm, deeply loyal dog who responds best to gentle voices and steady routines. She walks politely on a leash, goes into her kennel when asked, and gets along well with other dogs. Rayne and her brother have a history of food scarcity, so mealtime requires a little structure: she lets her brother take over if fed together, so separate feeding is best. Otherwise, they're an easy pair—affectionate and quiet. Because Rayne gets anxious with loud voices, a quieter household will be better for her. She’s looking for a home where she’ll be safe, valued, and truly part of the family. Home ownership and a fenced yard are required to adopt Rayne (and Memphis, if you consider both). Rayne is spayed, vaccinated, microchipped, and tested positive for heartworm, but is on a slow kill treatment—she can live a normal life during treatment. Her birthday is May 23, making her a fun-loving Gemini—clever, adaptable, and good company. Rayne is in Waynesville, GA. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!