Shirley
Available
Shirley
AvailableShirley is a young female Mixed Breed, about 1 year old, with a short coat and a lovely yellow/tan coloring. Weighing around 40 lbs, she is both housetrained and crate trained. Shirley is altered and vaccinated, ensuring she is a healthy addition to your family. She currently resides in Sudbury, MA.
About Shirley
Meet Shirley! This gentle girl was discovered abandoned in a parking lot in Texas along with her sister, Laverne. She entered foster care at just 10 months old and has been blossoming ever since. A little shy initially, she gradually warms up to everyone she meets, especially staff and volunteers who shower her with gentle affection. Shirley enjoys outdoor excursions, playful moments with her toys, and long naps in cozy spots. She's both housetrained and crate trained, making her a wonderful addition to a home looking for a loving companion. At about 1 year old and weighing around 40 lbs, this curious medium-sized dog seeks a quieter home, ideally with teens or adults. Given her friendly nature, Shirley also gets along well with cats and dogs. She is ready to find a forever home where she can be spoiled and truly loved. Let the journey of companionship begin!
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Questions about Shirley
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Shirley, as a mixed-breed dog, typically thrives in a calm environment where she can feel secure. A quieter household would be ideal for her, allowing her to adjust better and emerge from her shy demeanor.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Shirley enjoys outdoor time and play, so access to a small yard or nearby parks would be beneficial for timely exercise and fun.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Shirley would do best in a home with teens or older due to her shy nature. Active younger children might be too overwhelming for her.











