Meet Birdie, a truly resilient and loving girl who has overcome so much! This good-natured goofball, with her charming 'short wheel base,' is a definite shelter favorite. She's incredibly sweet and affectionate, always ready to share a gentle moment or a playful wag. Birdie's calm demeanor and warm heart make her a joy to be around, and she's looking forward to finding a family who appreciates her gentle spirit.
As an American Pit Bull Terrier and Basset Hound mix, Birdie combines the best of both worlds. She likely inherits the loyalty and affectionate nature of a Pit Bull, along with the laid-back charm and excellent scenting abilities of a Basset Hound. This unique blend makes her a wonderful companion, adaptable to various home environments. Her history as a devoted mother and her ability to get along well with other dogs highlight her compassionate and social nature, making her a great fit for a multi-dog household.
Birdie is searching for a patient and loving forever home where she can continue to thrive. While she has made an incredible recovery from a stroke, her ideal family will understand her journey and appreciate her gentle pace. A home that offers consistent affection, moderate daily walks, and a cozy spot for her to relax would be perfect. Birdie promises to fill your life with unwavering love and goofy charm, becoming your most devoted best friend.
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Birdie is recovering from a recent stroke that temporarily affected her mobility, but is now almost back to normal with laser therapy treatments.
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