Brynn arrived terrified, scrambling at the end of a leash, unsure of her new surroundings or what people wanted from her. Everything seemed too much—the shiny floors, doors, even the feeling of a leash. But Brynn never lashed out. She found comfort in a few patient staff members who earned her trust slowly. Weeks passed, and Brynn started eating normally, ventured outside for walks, and reached out for attention from staff beyond just those bringing her food. She stayed shy with newcomers for months, but now she goes for walks with volunteers and loves her snacks—it’s clear she’s hungry for connection. Brynn is a medium, 45-pound mix of Catahoula Leopard Dog and mystery, soft-hearted and gentle, with a tenderness that’s grown through routine and safety. She is kennel trained, reportedly okay with cats, and has never shown reactivity to other dogs, though a meet-and-greet is required for potential canine siblings. Brynn still startles easily, so she needs to be kept secure and never free-roam. She is looking for a family who understands shy dogs and the rewards of patience and structure. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!