Enid came from a hoarding situation with nearly 100 dogs and was part of the first group to be helped by PACC’s Animal Restoration Kennel facility (ARK). ARK was created for the explicit purpose of addressing hoarding conditions at sites scattered throughout the county, allowing the animals in these situations to get the physical care and socialization that they need.

The dogs in Enid’s group ranged in age and size and even included mamas with babies- all are sweet, deserving dogs who dream of a loving home and a chance at a healthy, happy life. Each dog has a unique personality- some came to PACC vibrant and brave, while others needed more TLC and help to build confidence, but all have love to share with their future family. Here’s what one volunteer said about Enid:

“Enid is still adjusting to life in the shelter environment. She was very easy to leash and followed her kennelmate out of the kennel with a bit of encouragement. In the play yard she initially just pranced (yes, pranced) back and forth, just checking things out. After a bit she hovered near us, like she wanted to approach us, but she wasn’t quite sure. She’s really still too nervous to take a treat, although I think she wanted to. She just needs more time to adjust.”

Enid shares her kennel with another PACC pup and has been social and tolerant when meeting other dogs in playgroup. She’d likely benefit from having a confident furry friend in her future home. Ask to meet an ARK dog today!!