Mia

My story

Relisting Mia as we had 20 applicants which is the maximum rehome will allow. PLEASE DO NOT APPLY BEFORE READING THIS DESCRIPTION: Please NO retirees.This is a hard decision for our family. We lost our longtime dog in 2022, and in our grief we brought Mia home from a breeder in PA about six months later. She’s a wonderful dog, but with our boys grown and out of the house, we’ve realized she would be happier with a more active family. We’re looking for a family with children (over 5 years old), preteens and teens would work as well to keep Mia active, a house, and a yard for her to run in. About Mia: She turned 3 in January. She is affectionate, and people‑oriented. Very trainable, knows sit, come, stay and some tricks. Mia is house trained and rings a bell to go out. She walks on leash, loves playing ball and running in the yard, also happy curled up on your lap. Mia deserves a home where she can be active, engaged, and loved. If you think you might be the right fit, we’d love to talk.

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