Shelby
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Shelby
AvailableShelby is a large, spayed female dog, roughly 6 years old. She boasts a beautiful coat in shades of white, cream, and brown, and she's housetrained. Shelby is up to date on vaccinations and thrives in a home with other pets, making her a wonderful addition to any family in Kansas City, MO.
About Shelby
Shelby is a delightful 6-year-old girl, eager to find a forever home where her joyful spirit can shine. Currently thriving in a foster home, she's a perfect balance of playful and affectionate. Housetrained and crate trained, Shelby lives comfortably with cats and enjoys their company.<br/><br/>This lovable lady lights up with happiness when she's with her people. She adores belly rubs, loves car rides, and can be found happily tugging on her toys. Once she’s settled in, you might find her curling up in your lap for some extra cuddles. Already knowing how to sit, she's treat-motivated and excited to learn more commands with her new family.<br/><br/>With her charming personality, caring nature, and house manners, Shelby is the whole package. She's spayed, microchipped, and fully vaccinated, ready for her new adventure. If you want to meet this sweet girl, reach out! What are you waiting for? Apply today!
Adoption Fee
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Questions about Shelby
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Shelby, being a Pit Bull Terrier mix, adapts well to various living environments as long as she has loving companions and some space to play.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Shelby enjoys a good amount of outdoor space to run around and play, but she can also thrive in smaller spaces if given regular walks and playtime.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Yes, Shelby is generally suited for homes with children, enjoying their company and playfulness.
