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Sunday, 23 September 2012

Adoption Monday: Dixie, Mcnab/Hound Mix, Santa Maria, CA

Posted on 22:58 by Unknown
This brindle beauty is giddy and delightful! 


Dixie is 2 years old and would love to go for daily walks or, even better - run on the beach with her new family! 

Dixie has bundles of energy to burn and would need an active home. She seems to get along with most dogs but this gal would prefer no cats. She has had some basic obedience training and loves to show the kennel staff her adorable sit - even when not asked! She is crate-trained, too. 


Dixie wants to please.

She loves kids but because of her size she'd do best in a household with kids ages 10 and up. According to her previous owners she was always a good girl when left home alone, but they just did not have the time and energy to match this mighty mutt! 

If you are looking for an active, playful girl to complete your family, you've found her!

***

Santa Maria Valley Humane Society's mission is to provide quality, compassionate care for animals, address animal overpopulation, and enhance the human animal bold.

The Santa Maria Valley Humane Society has placed over 9,000 animals in caring homes since the organization was founded in June of 1982.
 
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