Wren has seen her share of tough breaks. Adopted as a puppy, she lived alongside another dog for years. Early on, both her knees required surgery—two ACL repairs before life handed her another curveball: optic neuritis. The resulting blindness has left her wary and more reactive than most. With a new baby in the home, her family felt it was no longer safe for everyone, so now Wren is in need of a fresh start. She’s roughly 9 years old and about 35 lbs, a medium-sized dog with a background in Beagle and Pit Bull Terrier mixes. At this stage, Wren needs a home—foster or adoptive—with no other dogs or young children. She’d do best with someone who knows their way around reactivity and understands what a blind, vulnerable dog might need to succeed. Persistence, empathy, and experience will matter more than perfection with Wren. If you’re ready for a project and can give her a patient, calm home, she’s waiting in Crystal, MN. Your new best friend is just one click away.