Darling Darla has been left behind as her former family could not afford the vet bill to treat her parvo when she recovered.  When the transporter was asked if she had any room to take this special lady in she thought for about a half second and snapped her up.

Darling Darla is a one of a kind lady.  When you look at Darla's face, her front lower teeth hang out further than her top ones which give her a cute look.  She is still a youngster and we have yet to figure out what different types of breeds she is.  Darla is playful but not overly hyper which is nice.  Gets along well with her other foster companions and sleeps with them in the front room or the foster son’s bed.  Darla has been good about going outside to do her business once she found out how to get to the backyard.  She enjoys raw-hide chews and some toys.  She would be great for a family that has kids to play with her.

Darla wants to please you and normally stays near her foster mom when she is in the part of the house not separated by a child gate.  Darla will make a great watch/protector for your family as she would not allow the foster moms sister to cross over one of the child gates in the home the first time she visited. She is like that with everyone until she is familiar with them.