Hi everybody! My name is Snow White, and I'm a spayed,  2-year-old, Staffordshire Terrier mix that currently weighs about 53lbs.I'm a silly, happy love bug who jumps for joy when meeting new people. I also enjoy "talking" to my friends; I bark to say hello, and I bark when we're playing fetch, so you know when to throw the ball. I have a lot of energy, but once I've had my playtime and walk, I can't wait to be showered with affection. If you stop scratching me, I'll put my paw on your knee as a way of saying "more, please!" Did I mention that I'm a very smart girl who excels at Nose Work? I can even find the treats they hide up high and I sit patiently to be rewarded. I'm the whole package: smart and pretty with tons of personality! Please be sure to bring in the entire household, including any resident dogs, to meet me prior to adding me to the family. I'm hoping for a family with adults only or families with older children that are familiar with bully breeds like me and have experience teaching dogs how to share and be patient. For more information about me, just ask Customer Service about Snow White ID# A946068
I recently went spent time with my PHS Volunteer friends! Here's how I did:
Snow White wasn’t particularly interested in solitude or isolation; instead, she seemed more drawn to areas bustling with activity. Recognizing this preference, we turned back toward civilization and decided on a new plan: visiting The Home Depot just a few blocks away. At The Home Depot Garden Center, Snow White enjoyed sniffing lavender and rosemary plants while observing shoppers nearby. We explored various aisles together as she appeared intrigued by all sorts of items on display, filling her head with ideas for her dorm room. Her favorite stop was in the paint section—with a little help, she selected three paint chips. Throughout our visit to The Home Depot, Snow White remained calm and composed while navigating past shopping carts, people, and hardware. By this point in our outing, it seemed that shopping had captured Snow White’s interest far more than our earlier beach walk had.