My rescued name is Naomi, and I’m so glad to be out of that scary place called the pound   I’m living in a nice foster home with a smaller dog and we get along just fine, but she doesn’t like to play with me as much as I’d like.   I’m only about a year or so old, so love my playtime for sure, (I also LOVE playing with all kinds of toys!) but I also know how to relax and be pretty chill.  I’m all ready for someone to adopt me and finish teaching me all of the things a good dog needs to learn   In the meantime, I’ve learned to use the doggy door here - it’s so cool to go in and out all by myself!  My foster mama says I’m very smart and catch on to things quickly because I love getting treats!  She has a little more to say about me below…

We rescued Naomi from an overcrowded pound.  She was very timid there, but settled right in to her foster home immediately.  We are guessing she is about a year to a year and a half old.

Naomi is doing really well and is all ready to find her forever humans.  She still may need a little help being introduced to new people and things, but should come around quickly with a bit of patience and training.   Naomi loves to play, so another playful dog or two would also be great for her.  She would love the companionship and having a playmate, plus she would benefit from a canine sibling as a role model.  She loves playing with toys of all kinds, plying fetch or chewing on chew toys or carrying around stuffys.  She loves when someone plays with her, but she’s also pretty good about entertaining herself if she has to.  She is a young, goofy, happy girl who is just waiting for someone to make her their own.    

This girl has SO much potential!!  She’s a pretty girl and a great size, too - not too big and not too small.   Our Naomi is young, eager to please, and ready to learn. 

if interested in making Naomi one of your very own, you can easily fill out an adoption application by clicking here:         adoption application 

For anyone viewing this on Petfinder, if you are interested in adopting this animal you will need to go to our website www.rosesrescue.net to fill out the online adoption application. You can usually find more pictures of the animals there too. Click on our name "Roses Rescue" in blue above to be taken directly to our website.