Meet Dinah — a 6-year-old Jack Russell/Chihuahua mix with the ears of a bat and the heart of a total sweetheart.
Dinah takes a few seconds to warm up to new folks (she’s playing it cool), but once she decides she likes you, that’s it — she’s all in. Once she decides you’re someone she can trust, expect a lot of belly-up flops on the floor demanding rubs (Dinah throws dignity to the wind when asking for what she wants).
A little about this lady:
25 lbs and carrying a few extra couch-potato pounds (she’s working on it 
)
Affectionate, smart, curious, and more than a little funny
Loves sitting at your feet and soaking up attention
Has been around kids and should do fine with them
Been the only dog in her home for a while — she’d prefer to be the star of the show rather than share the spotlight with a canine sibling
A cozy couch and someone to adore is really all she’s asking for
Dinah isn’t looking for much — just a lap, a little patience while she warms up, and someone who thinks belly rubs are a love language. Nothin’ could be finer, right?
WANT TO MAKE MORNINGS FINER WITH DINAH?
Stop by the shelter Tuesday–Saturday, 10am–2:30pm, for a kennel walk-through. No same-day adoptions, and you’ll need an approved application before a meet & greet — grab one at the shelter or print it from www.shorespca.com anytime.
Email shorespca@gmail.com and we’ll send you an application
Call 757-787-7385 (Tue–Sat, 10am–3pm) with questions
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