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Look up "friendly", "sweet", and "awesome" in the dictionary and you'll find Bette's mug staring back at you!
She's 3 years old, and coming into rescue because she's spending upwards of 12+ hours alone during the day. And even with a few breaks, it's just too much for her. She misses the company of her human, who used to work from home, and he feels she deserves more. So, we will do our best to find this girl her happily ever after.
Bette is pure joy! She loves everyone she meets, has oodles of fun boxer energy, is adorable beyond words, and will make a wonderful addition to a family.
Bette is dog selective, so she will be placed as an ONLY DOG. Big dogs aren't for her and small dogs are hit or miss. She needs a family understanding and respectful of the fact that she wants to be your one and only.
We hope that won't deter someone from wanting to love Bette, because she's just so darn amazing in every way.
Bette could be placed with kids 8ish +
No cats.
She is not crate trained and does not need or like to be crated. She's the goodest girl.

** ADOPTION PENDING **

TALI girl Tali will be 7 next month and she'd love to celebrate her special day in the comfort of her FOREVER home.
This bundle of wiggles was saved from euthanasia by a vet tech at the office where she was brought in to be PTS.  Her previous owner was not able to rehome Tali, and resorted to euthanasia as her option. Luckily, that did not happen and she's been in foster for the past month.

Our volunteers met Tali  and their first words after meeting her were "Well... we're in love"... You cannot help but fall in love with this dog. She oozes joy and happiness. She's got an epic wiggle butt and has the kidney bean perfected. She doesn't stop moving, is hard to photograph, but was respectful and not jumpy when she saw our volunteers this afternoon. Tali is super friendly, loves everyone, is good with dogs, and has been around cats. She's been fine with the children she has met.
Tali is crate trained, and while she protests with some boxer talk, initially, she does calm down. She sleeps on a dog bed, next to her foster parents, at night.
She walks ok on leash.. a new harness and some more practice, will bring her from "ok" to "amazing" in no time!
Her energy level isn't crazy high.. She's the perfect combination of playful and couch tater.  Netflix and chill? She's down with that, after a nice walk.

Tali is stunningly beautiful. Her coat shines in the sun to reveal that gorgeous brindle. She's got peek a boo teefs, and teddy bear eyes.

Tali is current on all vaccines, is spayed, and recently had some bloodwork done to make sure she's strong and feeling her best. All good!
She takes inexpensive medication for hormonal incontinence and is doing perfect on it. No accidents. No leaking. Her meds would be around $15.00 a month.
Tali also rocks a little head tilt and some extra boxer droopiness on one side of her face. It definitely adds to her cuteness factor and doesn't affect her in any way. We don't know exactly what happened to cause the head tilt. Possibly a vestibular episode at some point in her life. She has no physical limitations or issues related to the head tilt. She's active, strong, and ready to rock n roll.

We'd love to find this girl her happily ever after. She's had a lot of changes over the past few months, and it's time for her to settle into something permanent.
Her ideal home would have humans who are home more often than not, as she really does love to be with people. She can be placed with a sweet MALE dog. And we can consider a cat. She could also be placed with kids. But it should be noted that Tali is an expert door scooter outer. So, a family with children MUST be extra vigilant around doors opening to ensure she's always safe and secure.
A fenced in yard would make her super happy!!

If you'd like to be considered for this absolute gem of a boxer girl, fill out an application!

Let's get her a family!!!!!