Ramona (she also goes by Mona, Moni, or Momo) is the kind of dog people tend to scroll past—a big, older, mixed-breed girl from Kern County who was almost out of time. Not because she isn’t wonderful, but because she’s not flashy or trendy. But Ramona breaks the mold. Once volunteers spent time with her, it was obvious: she’s gentle, easy, and genuinely happy for any bit of kindness. She’s a 75lb blend, part American Pit Bull Terrier, Rottweiler, Chow Chow, German Shepherd, and a pinch of Supermutt—her DNA doesn’t need a brand name, it just works. Her frosted face lights up when she does her signature toe-tap hop, especially when there’s food or attention. Ramona is house and potty trained, totally crate trained (though she’d rather lounge on a couch), and gets along well with respectful medium and large dogs. She’s calm and no-drama, preferring comfort, peace, and the company of people who don’t care about labels. She just wants what any dog deserves: a safe place, some good meals, and someone who means it when they say forever. She’s been overlooked too many times. If you’re looking for a laid-back, soulful companion, Ramona is more than ready to meet you. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.