Jetty

BACKGROUND: Brought in stray by finder on 10/10/26. Finder noted had dog in their home for 11 days and noted no issues while in the home. Given Green dot on intake. Staff were able to handle dog for vaccines and intake procedures without issues.B SHELTER HANDLING: Volunteers and staff have been able to leash, walk, and pet dog during outings with no issues. Dog has been relaxed with all handling in the shelter. Green for volunteer handling. Dog can be made available for adoption after hold period.

S: Dog-dog evaluation during AM playgroups.

O: At the gate, dog was calm and non-reactive. Integrated into a group of 5 during AM playgroups. Initially, dog stood still, ears back, head low as the other dogs approached to sniff. Dog then got up and began to run at high-speed with the other dogs chasing. Soft eyes, relaxed body language as she ran around the yard with the other dogs. Rolled over on her back a few times when cornered, then got back up immediately engaging in both chase and wrestle-style play. No issues over the hour duration.B

A: Chase, High Energy, Medium-High Contact, Neutral Social Dynamic, no Corrections or Conflict observed, Playgroup Size 5-10.

P: Recommend placement with appropriately matched dogs, or placed as a solo dog with appropriate dog friends.

Meet Jetty, a playful, energetic girl with a big love for running and playing with other dogs! This 1-year-old, 59-pound pup has been easy to leash, walk, and pet at the shelter, and she’s reported to be crate trained. In playgroups, she enjoys high-speed chase games and wrestling with canine friends, making her a fun match for a compatible, playful dog.

Jetty could also be a solo pup with opportunities to make dog friends. She’s still young and will benefit from continued training, enrichment, and plenty of outlets for her energy. If you’re looking for an active companion to join you on adventures, Jetty could be your girl!