11/16/2024

Hi, I think it's time I introduce myself. I'm one of the breeder releases that came with all my friends. My formal name is Dallas, but I respond to Dally because Dallas sounds like a boy. I'm a sweet petite girl. I never knew how great it could be living in a house, sleeping on a soft bed and being close to people who love me. I didn't realize that when you live in a house sometimes they dress you up. I had to put panties on when I first got here. After my spay surgery I wore this pretty cool shirt, but I don't mind, I willingly let my foster mom get me dressed. I understand I won't have to have any more babies, which is a big relief. I already have a mom body, so maybe I can shape up now. I have 2 foster brothers and one foster sister. We get along well now, we had to resolve a couple disagreements at first until I knew I was safe. I like to be close to my foster parents all the time, so they call me a shadow. Some things still scare me. If my foster mom zigs I sometimes zag, then we bump into each other. I follow so close that I sometimes step on the back of her shoes, which slows her down. I like sleeping in the room with my foster parents at night, I feel safe. I sleep so sound that I guess I snore a bit. I do worry when my foster mom and dad leave me alone. I sometimes stay in a house with bars and I'm not happy about that. I sing pretty loudly hoping they will come back and get me out. When they do come home I wiggle and jump straight up with excitement. So I'm happiest when I can stay loose. I don't really understand toys yet, but I think they could be fun one day. I'm looking for a family that will go slow and let me become the beautiful young lady I was meant to be. If you would like to meet me, and your application has been approved, email labmatch@labadoption.org to let them know you have an interest.