puppy delilah

Delilah Deserves More Than This Delilah is another one of those puppies whose life started with a parking lot giveaway. She was advertised as an “Anatolian Shepherd mix,” but we can confidently say there isn’t much Anatolian in this beautiful girl. At 10 months old and 50 pounds, Delilah appears to be more of a Lab/Heeler mix with a heart full of love and potential. What breaks our hearts isn’t where she came from—it’s how she’s been living. For most of her young life, Delilah has spent nearly 20 hours a day confined to a large crate in an apartment. Not because she’s a bad dog. Not because she’s destructive. Simply because life circumstances left her with very little opportunity to be a puppy. At an age when she should be running, exploring, playing, learning, and discovering the world, Delilah has mostly been watching life pass by from behind crate bars. The lack of exercise has even caused some muscle loss. More than anything, she needs a chance to move, stretch, play, and simply be a dog. Despite everything, Delilah remains incredibly sweet. She can be a little shy when meeting new people, which isn’t surprising considering how little social interaction she’s had. But beneath that initial uncertainty is a kind, gentle, loving girl who desperately wants to connect. She is good with other dogs, enjoys people, and is already crate trained—just far more crate trained than any young dog should ever have to be. What Delilah needs now is simple: A yard to explore. A couch to nap on. A family to notice her. A foster home willing to show her that life can be bigger than four crate walls. Whether you can offer a temporary foster home or a forever family, you could completely change the course of this young dog’s life. Delilah is beautiful. She is sweet. She is lonely. And she is waiting for someone to show her what it feels like to truly belong. No puppy should spend the best months of their life simply existing when they could be thriving. Please help us give Delilah the fresh start she deserves. For fostering or adoption information, please contact Critter Cavalry Rescue at ccrtennessee@gmail.com. Somewhere out there is the person who will finally open the crate door and open up Delilah’s world. PLEASE NOTE: Our dogs are transported from Tennessee to meeting places in the states where we have posted. Further information about us is given on our Adopt-A-Pet site. The adoption fees vary and will be provided as well as noted on the application you receive. Contact us at 615-661-5333 or ccrnewengland@gmail.com