Maya landed at the rescue with her litter of five, having been pulled straight from a chicken coop just in time for winter. Her foster let Maya recover and rest after raising her pups, which gave Maya space to warm up on her own terms. Early on, she quietly allowed people near, accepted gentle touch, and handled being picked up without a fuss. Once the puppies were gone, Maya’s confidence steadily grew—now she’ll come over for a rub, take treats from your hand, and picks up new routines quickly. She knows a few commands and handles corrections calmly, without fear. Maya does great with other dogs—any size, any temperament—and likes newcomers, especially if they want to play or lounge in the sun. She’s been waiting patiently to trade kennel life for a real home. Maya is about two years old, medium-sized, and spayed. Her vaccination schedule is up to date. Meeting strangers still makes her shy at first, but with proper socialization, Maya adapts. She’s house trained and improving fast with leash walks. Her favorite thing? Romping in a big fenced yard—so a country or spacious setting suits her best. Maya would thrive with another playful dog around and people who can give her the attention she’s been missing. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.