Rosie has ridden a rocky road in her search for a steady home. Adopted once, she seemed to settle well—sharing beds and peacefully coexisting with the resident dog, both in the shelter and at her new house. By the next day, though, the other dog's mood shifted, and Rosie quickly found herself back at the shelter, bewildered after a single night. Given that ordeal, she's likely best as the only dog in her new household. Rosie’s shelter story started when someone found her tied to a fire hydrant. Maybe it was an act of kindness to keep her safe, but nobody came looking. She waited. The vet and staff at Prospect Ridge Veterinary Hospital all fell for her, calling her a sweetheart, and her checkups kept showing good news. Over the last two years at the shelter, she’s become a familiar couch potato—maybe carrying a little extra weight, but still eager for walks and learning commands like 'sit,' especially if treats are involved. She tries to keep her kennel clean, so she may already be housebroken. She adores people and welcomes every chance to soak up affection. Now Rosie works as the facility foster at the veterinary hospital, charming everyone daily. She’s ready for real stability and the gentle home life she’s been missing. What are you waiting for? Apply today!