Meet Vienna, a truly resilient and soulful girl who has overcome a challenging past to find her second chance. Despite being born with only one eye, Vienna's unique look only adds to her charm and character, never slowing her down. She possesses a gentle heart that truly blossoms with every kind word and tasty treat, showing deep loyalty once she feels comfortable. While she can be a little shy in new situations, she handles the hustle and bustle of adoption events with grace, always ready for soft, gentle head scratches from her favorite person.
As a mix of Norwegian Elkhound and German Shepherd Dog, Vienna likely inherits a blend of intelligence, loyalty, and a moderate energy level. Norwegian Elkhounds are known for their friendly and alert nature, while German Shepherds are highly trainable and devoted companions. She's a versatile, manageable size, under 35 lbs, making her a great fit for various living situations. Her coat would likely require moderate grooming, with seasonal shedding, and she'll thrive with regular exercise to keep her happy and healthy.
Vienna is searching for a loving home that appreciates her resilient spirit and sees beyond her single eye to the massive heart within. She is good with dogs and kids, making her a wonderful addition to a family ready to offer her comfort and security. An ideal home would provide consistent affection, gentle guidance, and daily opportunities for walks and playtime. If you're looking for a devoted companion who is housetrained and ready to trade her street-survival days for a life of warmth and care, Vienna is eagerly waiting to come home.
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Born with one eye.
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German Shepherd Dog / Siberian Husky
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