Viviana — or Vivi, as her foster family calls her — has the kind of joyful confidence that makes every room feel lighter. While her siblings are still deciding whether something is safe to investigate, Vivi is already trotting over with a toy in her mouth and her tail wagging, convinced everyone she meets is about to become her best friend. You’ll love how she can go from full-speed puppy wrestling with the resident dogs to splashing happily in a kiddie pool before curling up beside you for a nap without missing a beat. This Beagle/Husky/Shepherd for adoption is growing into the perfect mix of playful and affectionate. Vivi thrives in the middle of family life — following the action, bouncing after another dog in the yard, chasing toys through the grass, or pouncing into any water play she can find. A sprinkler, hose, puddle, or shallow pool instantly turns into her personal puppy paradise. She would be happiest in a home with another friendly dog who enjoys puppy energy and doesn’t mind a curious little shadow always nearby. Her ideal family understands that raising a young puppy means lots of time, patience, playtime, and guidance, and they’ll have a fenced yard where she can safely burn off her active puppy spirit. If you’re looking to adopt a rescue dog near Austin or searching for a rescue dog available in Texas, Vivi is ready to steal your heart. Addicus' Legacy Dog Rescue knows special puppies like Vivi don’t stay available for long. Viviana is available for adoption throughout Texas through Addicus' Legacy Dog Rescue's Austin-area hub. We welcome adopters from across the Lone Star State and work with local fosters to arrange meet-and-greets. Pickup logistics are arranged at adoption. Ready to adopt Viviana? Click Apply on this listing to submit your adoption application through ShelterLuv -- clicking "Start Your Inquiry" sends us a message but does not start your application or hold Viviana for you. You can also apply directly at shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/ALDR/Dog or learn more about adopting at https://www.addicuslegacy.org/.