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June 21, 2015:  Sit is still here at the shelter..  She is so remarkable.  It is so sad to see in almost 1 year she has no applications on her.  She would make a great pet to someone who would just love the companion of a pet to sit with them and go on small walks.  Sit will stay and watch everyone walk right on by and we cannot imagine what it is that no one has yet to give her a chance to either adopt or foster.  She will make someone a great companion.  Yes, we are thinking of a special name for her she deserves better then "Sit".  Won't you come by and meet her or take her out for a day, or even try fostering.  She is ready for a soft bed and love, very much overdue.  
Thank you.


When taking Sit on a walk, she appeared to be pretty happy-go-lucky. She was just glad to be out in the fresh air and to be getting a some exercise. She was not a "puller" when on leash.

Sit likes some dogs and doesn't care as much for others. She would probably prefer to be an only dog and have all the attention to herself.  She will do best in an adult home.

She's really just a sweet gal looking for her forever, loving home.

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