Brooklyn

Brooklyn was surrendered to a city shelter through no fault of her own. The other dog in her home has a seizure disorder and Brooklyn's overtures to play would stress her out and trigger seizures. To accommodate the needs of her doggy sibling, Brooklyn was dropped off at the shelter. Having lived with her family for 2 years, since she was only 6 months old, the shelter terrified her. She was too fearful to leave her kennel or be handled by the kennel attendants. Brooklyn lived with 2 cats and 2 dogs who she loved and also adores people and attention. With that precious face and pleading eyes, who couldn't succumb to her ploy for attention? Brooklyn is on the small side for a Rottie. She is so good in her foster home...house trained, crate trained, quiet, very food motivated, doesn't chew anything she shouldn't, just a very, very sweet pup. Brooklyn would love her very own home. Her ideal home will have a calm, quiet environment, be patient with her as she gets past the trauma of losing the only family she has known, with no small children whose play/impulsivity would overwhelm her and has yummy treats ;) . If you think you're the home for this little angel, head over to www.kodisclub.org/applications and submit our application for consideration!