Little Nala is a perfect puppy blend of sweetness, smarts, energy and chill time. She loves to play with and sometimes bullies her big GSD sister who is teaching her the ropes in life. Shes super affectionate and loves to give kisses and hugs and snuggles. Her precious face is always excited to explore the world during our daily walks where shes learning how to walk without pulling.

Check out Little Nalas playlist to see her in action: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVb0fq1O6CwkvJ0yBumwix0Sy5vdaPVlY

Little Nala is currently a special needs puppy with a broken tail and incontinence, requiring her to wear a diaper. The injury to her tail is believed to be the source of her incontinence. The break to her tail was unfortunately far up towards her spine, making amputation difficult and the incontinence likely permanent. The good news is that she looks fabulous in her little diapers! Despite her incontinence and requiring a diaper when inside, she seems potty trained and signals by waiting at the door to go outside when she needs to relieve herself. 

She loves squeaky rubber toys and knows how to fetch and retrieve for you too. She understands and respects the command "No." She played well with a few small children at the park and did good with the kids who were confident towards her and did not show fear. She was anxious and nervous around kids who seem scared of her, but otherwise she seems really good with kids. Shes good with cats that shes familiar with and lives peacefully with my indoor cat after a slow controlled introduction, and shes buddies with a couple of cats on our walking route. 

She knows how her name and a few commands such as here, sit, stay, down, up, no, and crate. And she eats and sleeps comfortably in her crate. Little Nala is spayed, microchipped, up-to-date on vaccinations and ready to go home!

Fill out an application at: https://betterworldrescue.org/adoption-application/ A volunteer will reach out within one business day to answer questions and set up a meet and greet. All Better World Rescue dogs qualify for both private and group training (at no additional cost) to ensure a successful adoption.