Oh, Betty! I think Bette Davis might be a more apt name for this wonderful dog than Betty Boop--have you ever seen such soulful eyes before in your life? Betty looks right into your eyes and seems to know what you're thinking. She is a quiet dog with a gentle demeanor. Being hearing impaired, she uses her good vision to watch carefully for commands and direction, because she wants to please you. When Betty really wants your attention or reassurance, she will put her front paws on your knees and lean in for a snuggle, in the most adorable way. Her goal in life is to be able to be near her people, and she's in heaven when she can share the couch with you. She's an absolute gem!

Betty's good on a leash and can keep going on a walk as long as you're willing to take her. At home, she is a champion snoozer and the Queen of mellow. Betty doesn't mind being left alone at home, and is good sleeping in a crate. She has lived with and gets along with dogs of all sizes, and is used to cats. She once lived with a cat who was her best friend! She was loved by her former guardian's grandchildren too.

Betty's foster mom just loves her, and says she's independent and friendly, and has plenty of spunk for her age. She would be perfect for a quiet home with folks who want a sweet dog to love and who can give her a few walks a day for exercise. She will reward you with real quality companionship. Isn't that what we are all looking for these days? Please invite Betty into your heart and home.

Betty was surrendered to POMDR by her previous guardians. They initially took her in when she was about a year old, after friends of theirs found her wandering around their hundred-acre ranch outside of Fresno. Betty lived with her guardians for a few years, then moved in with their adult daughter. Unfortunately, their daughter recently became unable to care for Betty, and her guardians are in the process of downsizing, so they didn't have space for Betty.