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raven
Ona, WV
Meet raven
Raven is a very gentle, sensitive soul who is living in a world that feels far too big and frightening right now. She is extremely fearful and spends much of her time tucked away, choosing safety over interaction. While she does not want to be touched at this point, her fear comes from uncertainty, not aggression. Underneath it all, Raven is a sweet dog who simply doesn’t yet know how to feel safe.
Raven's best fit:
Raven is house trained, crate trained, and does well with other dogs and cats. She quietly observes her surroundings and takes comfort in predictability and routine. Though we believe there is a loving, affectionate dog waiting beneath her fear, right now Raven’s priority is feeling secure.
Raven will need an exceptionally patient adopter who understands fearful dogs and can provide calm structure without pressure. She needs space to decompress, paired with gentle guidance so she doesn’t retreat further into fear. This balance will be critical to her progress. Because of her sensitivity, Raven should not live with children. She would do best in a quiet, adult home where expectations are minimal and trust is built slowly over time.
Raven is currently awaiting surgery for an open hernia and a dental scheduled for March 17. She also receives daily eye medication for dry eyes, requires a grooming appointment, and must eat wet food for now. Her adoption will be foster-to-adopt while her medical care is completed.
Raven's best fit:
Raven is house trained, crate trained, and does well with other dogs and cats. She quietly observes her surroundings and takes comfort in predictability and routine. Though we believe there is a loving, affectionate dog waiting beneath her fear, right now Raven’s priority is feeling secure.
Raven will need an exceptionally patient adopter who understands fearful dogs and can provide calm structure without pressure. She needs space to decompress, paired with gentle guidance so she doesn’t retreat further into fear. This balance will be critical to her progress. Because of her sensitivity, Raven should not live with children. She would do best in a quiet, adult home where expectations are minimal and trust is built slowly over time.
Raven is currently awaiting surgery for an open hernia and a dental scheduled for March 17. She also receives daily eye medication for dry eyes, requires a grooming appointment, and must eat wet food for now. Her adoption will be foster-to-adopt while her medical care is completed.
More About raven
HEALTH:
Vaccinations up to date. Spayed/Neutered.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Good with Dogs: Yes
Good with Cats: Yes
raven's Details
| BREED: | Yorkie, Yorkshire Terrier |
| SEX: | Female |
| AGE: | Adult |
| COAT COLOR: | Brown/Chocolate - with Black |
| SIZE: | Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less |
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