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Name: Brandi

Rescue ID: M-45

Status: Adopted!

Species: Dog

Breed: Black Labrador Retriever / Patterdale Terrier (Fell Terrier) / Mixed (short coat)

Sex: Female (spayed)

General Potential Size: Medium

Current Age: 24 Years 9 Months (best estimate)

Activity Level: Moderately Active

Good with Dogs: Yes

Good with Cats: Yes

Good with Kids: Yes

Housetrained: Yes

Description:
Hi my name is Brandi. I am about 7 years old, but wow do I feel a lot younger, especially since I moved up here a few months ago from down South! When I first got here, I was kind of shy, because humans back in Arkansas, had not been very nice to me. They brought me and some other puppies up here in a big carpool, and I was kind of scared at first. My foster mom met up with the carpool to picked me up. She had treats to give me right off the bat, which was really neat! She says I was very polite when taking the treats too.

By the time we got to our house, I started to feel a lot more comfortable. I had a nice yard to run around in and I started to wag my tail (my whole bottom really). I haven’t stopped wagging since!!!

I get along really well with my foster brothers and even with my foster mom’s kitties. I pretty much just ignore them. I like to play with my little foster brother, but most of the time, I like to curl up in my kennel or on my fluffy puppy bed (sometimes Mom will even let me curl up on the couch with her, but I’m not supposed to be up there without her permission).

I have really good table manners at dinner time and I also walk well on a leash. I love to have my tummy rubbed, I’ll even lay on my mom’s feet and roll over on my back so she can see my belly when I don’t think she’s given me enough attention! I make funny noises when I stretch and want attention. Mom says I purr like a kitty does, but I’ve never heard of a puppy purr!

I love my foster family a lot! It’s coming up on winter time though and I would love to have my very own forever home. It’s going to get cold, and boy do I make a great cuddle-buddy!! Wow! Wouldn’t it be great to find my new home for Thanksgiving!! Even before!! I know I have a ton to be grateful for already and It would be awesome to bring someone all the love that I have to give, and have them be grateful for me.

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