Maddie
Available
Maddie
AvailableMaddie is a beautiful adult female German Shepherd, weighing about 70 pounds. She has a medium coat in a striking bicolor. This playful and intelligent dog is house trained and vaccinated. Maddie is not yet spayed but will be as soon as possible after adoption. She is located in Clay City, KY.
About Maddie
Maddie is a striking German Shepherd, a true delight for any dog lover. She arrived at our shelter as a stray and has quickly proven herself to be bright, happy, and intelligent. Maddie greets everyone with enthusiasm and loves to play, especially in the spacious play yard with her shelter buddies. At around 2-3 years old and weighing about 70 pounds, she has a beautiful, healthy bicolor coat. She's shown friendliness to everyone she's met, from children to seniors. However, she was cautious around cats, displaying a touch of fear when introduced to them. Maddie's breed traits shine through; she will thrive in a loving home where she can quickly learn good manners and household rules. Being an active dog, she needs room to run and plenty of human interaction. Known for her loyalty, Maddie will be eager to please her family. If youโre looking for a charming companion, Maddie might just be the perfect fit for you! This loving dog is in Clay City, KY, waiting for her forever home. Make sure to reach out and ask about Maddie today!
Adoption Fee
$175Payment after application.
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Questions about Maddie
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Maddie, as a German Shepherd, is best suited for an active living environment with plenty of room to run and play.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Maddie will thrive with access to a good-sized yard where she can run and play freely.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Yes, Maddie has shown friendliness to children and should fit well into a family environment.











