Meet 1 year old Laramie — tiny, spicy, and convinced the world revolves around her. She’s small, sassy, full of opinions, and would very much like to be your shadow at all times. Alone time? Hard no. If you work from home or have a flexible setup, she’ll think you hung the moon. She’s a high energy, play hard gremlin girl. Her foster has five dogs and only one can keep up, so she’d love a young, playful dog sibling who matches her chaos. Other dogs? Big yes. Cats? Undecided. Potty training is a work in progress. She doesn’t always signal, but with frequent let outs she does well. She rocks her diapers like a fashion statement, and her foster will send- some along. Outside, she’ll pee fine, but pooping requires moral support. Also… she eats poop. All kinds. We apologize on her behalf. She’s crate trained-ish: she’ll complain, then settle. Unsupervised Laramie equals chewed treasures and mystery puddles, so the crate is your friend. Car rides? Her sworn enemy. She gets carsick and is not subtle about it. On leash she’s great until she spots a new friend, then it’s zoomie mode. She knows her name, “stay,” and “no,” and she’s smart—just selectively cooperative. Laramie is a lot, but she’s also loyal, hilarious, and ride or die once she chooses you. N you want a tiny, spicy sidekick to lovingly ruin your life, she’s your girl. Laramie has been spayed, is current on vaccines, has tested negative for heartworm and is microchipped. If you are interested in adopting Laramie, please complete an adoption application on -our website (uaaf.org/adopt). For more information, call/text Tammy at 801-819-5319 or email muddypawsgroom@gmail.com. fac