They say resilience has a face, and right now, it looks a lot like Kianna . This stunning one-year-old Pitbull/Lab mix has traveled all the way from Mountain City, Tennessee, to find sanctuary with Eleventh Hour Rescue. At 50 lbs, she is the perfect medium-sized companion, but her heart carries a weight much heavier than her frame. Kianna’s story began in a municipal shelter in Tennessee, where she was rescued from a situation of unthinkable cruelty. She survived the kind of foul, targeted abuse that no living creature should ever endure, leaving her with emotional scars. Despite the darkness of her past, Kianna has refused to let it define her. She is an absolute darling who is simply looking for the chance to learn that the world can be kind. The Perfect Roommate Don’t let her history fool you—Kianna is a total professional when it comes to "being a dog." She has clearly put in the work and is ready to slide right into a home routine: Housebroken & Crate Trained: She knows the ropes and respects your space. Leash Manners: She walks beautifully on a leash, making her a dream for afternoon strolls. Social Butterfly: She is friendly with kids and other dogs. Cat Potential: She has been introduced to cats and, with a slow and proper introduction, she would likely do well in a feline-friendly home. Kianna isn't looking for a high-intensity lifestyle; she is looking for a soft place to heal. Kianna is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on all vaccinations. She has survived the worst of humanity, and now she’s waiting for the best of it. Are you the one to show Kianna what "home" really means? Apply to adopt Kianna at ehrdogs.org. (function () { // Only on animal detail pages if (!/\/animals\/detail/i.test(location.pathname)) return; // Debounce to avoid double-fire (touchend + click, etc.) var lastNavAt = 0; function toFullSize(url) { try { var u = new URL(url, location.href); u.searchParams.delete('width'); u.searchParams.delete('height'); return u.toString(); } catch (e) { return url || ''; } } function looksLikeAnimalPhoto(url) { return /\/pictures\/animals\/\d+\/\d+\/[^?#]+\.(jpg|jpeg|png|gif)/i.test(url || ''); } function handler(e) { var el = e.target; if (!el) return; // Find the closest anchor or image in the click path var a = el.closest ? el.closest('a') : null; var img = el.closest ? el.closest('img') : null; var url = ''; // Prefer anchor href if it points to an animal photo if (a && a.getAttribute) { var href = a.getAttribute('href') || ''; if (href && (href.indexOf('/pictures/animals/') !== -1 || looksLikeAnimalPhoto(href))) { url = href; } } // Otherwise fall back to the image src if (!url && img && img.getAttribute) { var src = img.getAttribute('src') || ''; if (src && (src.indexOf('/pictures/animals/') !== -1 || looksLikeAnimalPhoto(src))) { url = src; } } if (!url) return; // Absolute URL + full-size version try { url = new URL(url, location.href).toString(); } catch (_) {} url = toFullSize(url); // Stop PrettyPhoto (and any other delegated click handlers) e.preventDefault(); e.stopPropagation(); if (e.stopImmediatePropagation) e.stopImmediatePropagation(); // Debounce var now = Date.now(); if (now - lastNavAt < 500) return; lastNavAt = now; // SAME TAB navigation to the full-size image location.href = url; } // Capture phase is the key: we get the event before PrettyPhoto. ['click', 'pointerup', 'touchend'].forEach(function (evt) { document.addEventListener(evt, handler, true); }); })();