Lily (A129695) is a 3-year-old German Shepherd mix who weighed 59.1 pounds on intake! 08/22/26 Miss Lily is back at the shelter after a brief adoption because her most recent owner could not afford her vet care. Lily started to present with symptoms consistent with a UTI. She has now been checked out by our shelter vet and given the clear for adoption! Please continue reading for behavioral information on Miss Lily, and give us a call if you think she's the girl for you!08/06/26 This beautiful girl is Lily, previously known as Myra at the shelter. Lily was surrendered to the shelter and looking for her right fit. She is a very smart, energetic girl, looking for a home that can devote time to her and work with her anxiety. She was stated to be a little high-strung, and really needs a home that can give her a job. We think she would do great with agility! She was said to be very smart and treat-motivated! Lily was said to LOVE every person that she has met, regardless of their age! However, she can be particular when it comes to other dogs. She was said to do well with the other dog in her previous home and with puppies, but with adult dogs she would tense up and have words. It is important if you are choosing to introduce her to other dogs, this is done so in a slow, safe, and controlled environment. She may do best in a single-dog home. Lily was said to be kennel-trained, housebroken, and rides well in a car. She also really enjoys playing fetch! If you are interested in meeting Lily, please let us know! 01/02/23 This sweet little pup is Myra! Myra was surrendered to the shelter because her owner was moving. Myra has been working on potty training but doesn't quite have it mastered yet. We have noticed at the shelter that she is a submissive urinator. She is looking for an owner who is going to be devoted to helping her learn and grow! She was said to be kennel trained! Myra was said to do well with other animals and people! She would benefit from going to a puppy class to continue working on her socialization and training! If you are not familiar with german shepherds we do encourage you to research the breed and to make sure you are prepared to helping Myra succeed as an adult! Myra was described as being an outgoing, friendly, and affectionate pup! If you are ready for the commitment that comes with adopting a pup please give the shelter a call!