Mika 1

We found her on the street with what seemed to be a broken leg. Upon inspection at the vet's office, she was deemed to have a hip injury (no fracture). We boarded her with the vet and made sure she was nursed back to full health, taking painkillers and anti-inflammatory medication along the way. Her spot at the vet had to be given up to other dogs who needed it more, so we are currently fostering her at home while we find her a permanent adoption home.

She's very playful (sometimes a bit bitey when she's feeling especially sleepy) and is very responsive to training. She's very food motivated and has taken well to the chew toys we've introduced her to. She's also responding well to crate training and feels very comfortable sleeping in the crate for several hours at a time. Outside the crate, she also feels comfortable sleeping on a small bed.

She enjoys cuddling and being touched in general. She isn't very vocal with the exception of some commonplace barking during playtime and in instances where loud, sudden sounds occur i.e sudden movement of furniture, loud bangs in the kitchen etc.

Otherwise, she is extremely sweet with newcomers and doesn't take very long to warm up to anyone.