Maggie in her kennel, shut down.
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Maggie in the play yard with her tennis ball.
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Maggie - adopted!
Maggie was found as a stray in Solano County. She was brought to Solano County Animal Care where she has become increasingly more shy and stressed due to being kenneled.
But when Maggie is led out of her kennel and into the dog play yard, a transformation occurs. She lights up! Racing around the yard with joy and delight on her face, she tosses toys, chases tennis balls and stops for hugs and pets. Maggie is spayed, healthy, loves to play! She wiggles on her back, is an expert at "zoomies" and loves people.
On April 7, 2017, CAPE's Ruff & Ready program picked up Maggie from Solano County Animal Care and brought her to the safety of Muttopia in Santa Rosa.
Enjoy this video of Maggie coming out of her shell, realizing that her life has a new beginning.
To learn about adopting Maggie fill out this Adoption Application. You may also call the CAPE office at 831-336-4695.
But when Maggie is led out of her kennel and into the dog play yard, a transformation occurs. She lights up! Racing around the yard with joy and delight on her face, she tosses toys, chases tennis balls and stops for hugs and pets. Maggie is spayed, healthy, loves to play! She wiggles on her back, is an expert at "zoomies" and loves people.
On April 7, 2017, CAPE's Ruff & Ready program picked up Maggie from Solano County Animal Care and brought her to the safety of Muttopia in Santa Rosa.
Enjoy this video of Maggie coming out of her shell, realizing that her life has a new beginning.
To learn about adopting Maggie fill out this Adoption Application. You may also call the CAPE office at 831-336-4695.