Jasmine from the East Side

My story

7/6/25 update from foster: Jasmine is a bit submissive but confident.  She barely barks, letting our pack leaders handle that. She IS VERY playful. We think she would be happiest in a home where there is at least another confident dog who really enjoys wrestling. She is respectful of boundaries when corrected by our boys. We actually feel she would do best with a medium to large dog(s) as she can rough-house with them. We don't let her do it with our small 11 lb guy. But he is the boss to her and she listens well. She is a cuddler and likes laying by her person when she isn’t wrestling. She still is very good with our cats, gently interacting with them. 6/13 Update from foster: "She’s still working on potty training. Fewer and fewer accidents and mostly making it to inside potty pads. She is slightly curious around cats but now doesn’t pay attention at all. She LOVES rubber squeaky toys and playing fetch." "She is a velcro dog but also really enjoys playing with our pups. She started running around with them today quite a bit. Very very sweet and wants to cuddle with people. She is learning sit and has really learned good boundaries with other dogs and their space." "Oh and she has been crated a few times for a few hours and does well each time." Jasmine and siblings were witnessed being dumped on the side of the road on the East side of San Antonio, Texas. Luckily the witness rescued them and got them safely to us. They look forward to getting out of the heat and into the mountains! She is very playful and sweet and loves cuddles. Jasmine is good with dogs, cats, and kids. Mum appears to be a Shepherd mix and is pictured last. Jasmine is being fostered in San Antonio, Texas, and waiting for a committed adopter or foster to bring her up out of the Texas summer heat to our cooler, more agreeable Colorado climate. ##2383829##

If you have any questions or would like to adopt Jasmine from the East Side, please reach out to the adoption group directly. PetSmart Charities does not facilitate the adoption process. Thank you.