Birdie, STAR #2075

Birdie is a lovely, red tri female at just 10 months old and 41lbs. She was released to STAR by an owner who wanted a better life for her vs. spending a lot of time outside. She’s been fully vetted, is negative for heartworms and will be adopted with a spay contract (reimbursement option provided.) From her foster mom:

Birdie is a precious, happy, curious, lovebug. All she wants to do is play with fur siblings, so an ideal home for her is a house with a fur buddy or two or more to hang with. Birdie is great with our cat and honestly just tries to play with him.

At 10 months old, Birdie is a smart little cookie, learning how to ring the bell to be let outside. She knows basic commands, sit, stay, night- night and crate- she goes in her crate at night easily and sleeps quietly all night, keeping it nice & tidy.

Birdie LOVES her toy stuffies & will play by herself throwing them around and trying to catch them.  She also loves un-stuffing them and dragging them around the house so keeping her busy is best – she’s not destructive at in our house or with our furniture which allows us to leave her unsupervised to roam just fine.

Birdie is a perfect mixture of playful pup and loving family doggie, at times thinking she’s just a lap dog. Birdie is shy at first & takes time to warm up to men, but after a few days she does just fine.

We have chickens and she’s quite curious and chases them (once got a mouth of feathers) – so don’t recommend she be around chickens. While she’s not been around children in her foster home, she was living with a child around 6 years old in original home with no issues reported.

If you’re looking for a smart, loving, playful pup who’s ready to be someone’s best friend, Birdie is your girl. Her foster home is in Spring Branch Texas (close to New Braunfels).

To proceed in learning more, fill out an application and we’ll be in touch.

Birdie is a 10 month old red tri female and weighs approximately 40 pounds. Her owners wanted a better life for her.  She was spending lots of time in the backyard with her littermate sister.  Birdie is being fostered and evaluated in the Austin area and will go home with a spay contract.  She should be ready sometime in early March.