Ally

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Ally has a new foster home and we decided that since she is getting a fresh start at RAGOM, she gets a new webpage too! Ally needed to find another foster home where the cats wouldn’t be so offended that she was there. It had absolutely nothing to do with her!  It was the cats causing a fuss.

Ally is about a 10-month-old GR mix. No one really knows exactly what she is mixed with but she is definitely adorable! Ally came from Iowa about 1 month ago with her two sisters, Bugsy (09 028) and Starlite (09 029).

She is on the smaller side and while she may get a little bit bigger, she will never be a big girl (don’t we all wish we could say that?!)

Ally is spayed and UTD on her vaccinations and is now waiting for that perfect furever home!

She is still a little bit shy but it sure doesn’t take her long to warm up to people! She wants nothing more than to be by your side. She isn’t exactly a Velcro dog but if you’re looking for a long-term devoted dog, come say hi!

I don’t crate my dogs at night but do baby gate the doorway about 1 foot up so the cat (yes, I have a cat too) can get in and out and we can all get some peace at night. We’ll see how it works with Ally, but it’s been a great system in the past with cat-chasing fosters! My cat is very dog-saavy and doesn’t let a little pup boss him around. Although, I personally think he likes all the attention J

Her previous foster thinks she will do well having another dog in the house with her. I think this is a great idea however I would still love to talk to you if you don’t have a dog and we can discuss what she will need in lieu of that companionship. Sometimes really shy dogs do great being the center of attention. I always suggest that all adoptive families take their new dogs through obedience - this helps build up their confidence as well as helping them bond with you!

If you would like to meet or know more about Ally, please contact your placement advisor! She is waiting for YOU!