If there were ever a dog who deserved a "Mother of the Year" trophy, it's Aunt Bea. After surviving three months in an apartment parking lot with no one to take her in, Aunt Bea gave birth and cared for her litter of eight right under everyone’s noses. Rescue stepped in when she and her puppies were found in a wet, smelly sewer drain on Super Bowl Sunday. No wonder she tends to be shy and unsure with new people—she’s had a rough go. Give her a moment to warm up and she'll melt into your hands, forming a sweet, trusting bond. Aunt Bea has a mellow nature, enjoys her dog toys, and carries herself with quiet beauty. Her devotion to her pups shone through at every step. All her puppies have been weaned and found homes, and now Aunt Bea—newly spayed and up to date on her vaccinations—is ready for her own stability and care. She’s earned it twice over. Your new best friend is just one click away.