Elsa

Elsa was enjoying her stay at a local pet care center when staff members realized her guardians weren’t coming back. Now, after several weeks of adjusting to her new normal, “Elsa 2” is ready to take center stage in the life of someone who can help her reach her full potential.

She has a natural caution around strangers and tends to warm up to female energy more quickly. So proper introductions and respect for boundaries go a long way.

Did we mention Elsa loves to play? She delights in secure yard zoomies, neighborhood walks, chew toys and praise.

BONUS: she’s soaking up short, consistent training sessions like a pro. So far she knows heel, sit, stay, place and down. Maybe you can teach her some next-level party tricks?

Elsa is healthy, crate and leash trained and seems content snoozing while caregivers are away. She mingles well with larger dogs, but we haven’t seen her with small dogs, cats or human children. However, we suspect that Elsa would do best in a low-traffic home.

This is your casting call for the role of Elsa’s lifetime. A completed adoption application is required to meet her, but we'll gladly entertain inquiries if you are on the fence. Let's find out if the magic is mutual.