Who Let the puppies out!!!!! Who needs more chaos in their life? Zeta, meaning filled with childlike spirit, has made the super scary trip to South Dakota for a chance of a better life. Her start in life was not so fun. Out of three puppies to a malnourished momma dog chained up outside with little food or water she is one of two to survive. Then the poor girl lived through a hurricane! Bravest pup ever.

 

Zeta may come off a little over confident but one look into her bright eyes and you know she is something special. She is a tiny package with a big spirit and a bigger voice. She is still pretty shy about new experiences including new doors, loud vehicles on walks, etc. Once she’s figured out she’s safe she likes to chime in with her take on what she’s seen. 

 

Zeta is definitely a watcher and loves her snuggles but is not afraid to step in and play with or correct her brother or foster siblings. Zeta currently lives with two adult pittie foster siblings, one human sibling, plus her surviving brother. They loves to play, cuddle, and of course chew on stuff!

 

Zeta has learned her kennel is a nice spot to relax and is always polite upon greeting. She is just learning her commands and how to potty outside and let me tell ya, she is a quick study. Future boss girl in the making so watch out! This little lady is one to watch.

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Zeta is still very much a puppy and will need lots of guidance to help her learn all her manners and to help her navigate her excitement. She can be very brazen to timid, so a family willing to help her navigate this new world in a nice controlled slow setting will be key for her continued success.  ​​

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​Are you ready to get blown away by Hurricane Zeta?

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Reminder: puppies are like new born babies! A LOT of work and even when “raised right” we give no guarantees to who their individual personalities will develop into as adults. We are looking for families who clearly understand this and willing to “wow” us with their canine leadership and knowledge. Love will need to be guaranteed for LIFE, not just when they are small, cute, and cuddly.

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Review SEPR’s adoption process and guidelines:

https://www.pitrescue.org/adoption

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SPECIAL RECOGNITION TO ZETA'S FOSTER FAMILY FOR THEIR TIME AND DONATIONS: 

Lola & Mike

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**Families with children 5 years of age and under wanting to adopt puppies will be reviewed on a

case-by-case basis. Raising a puppy properly takes a lot of time, and we understand that in families with small children, time can be a limited commodity.