Meet Kehlani Kehlani’s journey hasn’t been the easiest but you’d never guess it by the sweet, loving girl she is today. When she first came to us over two months ago, she was extremely under-socialized and frightened of just about everything… leashes, people, other animals, even her food bowl being set down. On top of that, she was battling parvo.Fast forward to now, and Kehlani is nothing short of a little miracle. She has fully recovered from parvo, gained the weight she needed, and most importantly found her confidence. Watching her blossom has been so special.Today, Kehlani is a happy, gentle soul who loves treats (seriously… loves them), enjoys going on hikes, and is learning that meeting new dogs is amazing! She’s a mellow girl overall, but she definitely has her playful side especially when a squeaky toy is involved. Give her a squeaker ball and she’ll happily entertain herself, then come right back for affection.She’s incredibly submissive and affectionate, and once she trusts you, she’ll stick close by your side. Kehlani is very food motivated, which makes building that bond with her even easier snacks are absolutely the way to her heart!Kehlani would do best with a patient, loving family who understands she may still need a little reassurance as she continues to grow into her best self. In return, she’ll give you the sweetest companionship and a front-row seat to her continued glow-up.If you’re looking for a resilient, gentle, snack-loving best friend, Kehlani is your girl!! Puppies 6 months and under are typically $200 and dogs from 7 months to 6 years are typically $100.00. The adoption fee may be higher or lower than stated however, and is dependent on many factors including age, behavior, medical condition and demand. All dogs 7 years and older are free under our Saving Seniors program. We frequently run discount specials and occasionally a dog will be more than the stated fee.Most cats and kittens are $35.00, however there may be instances in which the fee is higher or lower, due to age, behavior, medical condition or demand. With felines, we always have an "Adopt one, bring another one home for free" adoption special!
