Jag

We're not going to lie. Rescue sometimes breaks your heart. We cried when Jag came back to us, because we know how much she wants to be in a home with every fiber of her wigglebottom being. She had to return to PAWS because her adopters were having some personal challenges that had nothing to do with Jag. They loved her and said she was a dream. We always take our dogs back, and we always believe we can find them a better fit. But, Jag is struggling. When you stop by to see her, she wraps her little body into yours and then just collapses into a ball at your feet. Just thinking about how lost she must feel just guts us. This is the second time Jag has had to come back to us, and both returns had nothing to do with her or anything she did. The first time, her adoptive family had growing teens who "outgrew" the novelty of having and dog and no longer felt they had time for her. Jag adores people and can not get you close enough. If she could zip herself inside your winter coat, she'd do it in a heartbeat. She's a dream in a house and just wants to love and be loved. Jag walks politely on leash and has a sweet, endearing little smile. She knows her basic skills. She's housetrained and is much-loved around PAWS. She needs to be an only dog, and we are not sure about cats, although she lived in the kitchen of our cat cottage for months with no issues with anyone, cats or dogs.