Rachel German Shepherd Dog Mix Colusa, CA

Behold the captivating presence of Lady Rachel Furbiscuit, Duchess of Cuddles! In the grand tapestry of canine royalty, Lady Rachel emerges as a distinguished aristocrat, gracing the realms of wagging tails and tender affections.

Her journey, adorned with royal splendor, is embellished by a delightful quirk that adds to her unique charm. A canine of refined tastes, this Duchess possesses an insatiable curiosity for the world of amusing sounds. At the mere hint of a squeaky toy, her eyes sparkle with regal delight, transforming the royal court into a realm of playful merriment.

In the court of companionship, Lady Rachel reigns supreme. Her heart, as vast as the kingdom she envisions, yearns for the cherished bond of friendship. This Duchess is not one to be confined to the splendor of her royal chambers; she extends her paw in earnest invitation, eager to make new friends and weave stories of camaraderie.

A harbinger of joy, Lady Rachel recently embarked on a jubilant encounter with a newfound treasure—a gleaming squeaky toy that elicited delight fit for a royal celebration. Witnessing the radiance of her joy, one cannot help but be enchanted by the pure and unbridled happiness that emanates from this Duchess.

As she graces her courtiers with a gentle gaze and an aura of regal charm, Lady Rachel Furbiscuit, Duchess of Cuddles, seeks a kingdom to call her own. If you are prepared to open the gates to a realm where loyalty, love, and laughter reign, consider extending an invitation to this noble Duchess. Pay homage to her magnificence at the royal shelter and embark on a majestic journey of companionship and joy!

All adoptions are by appointment only. If you are interested in meeting or adoption, please request an application via a Petfinder inquiry. An application will be emailed to you to complete and return. After that, an officer will contact you.

All adoptions are $10. There is a $50 spay/neuter deposit for dogs, which is fully refundable upon proof of spay/neuter. Spaying/neutering shelter animals is required by California law; it is not optional. In California, dogs are required to have current rabies vaccinations and must be licensed in their county of residence.